Claire Salter Parry

Claire Salter Parry has a diverse work experience in the field of speech and occupational therapy. Most recently, they served as the Clinical Services Manager at Umbo, where they led a team in providing online therapy services to clients across Australia. In this role, Claire was responsible for managing staff, recruiting new clinicians, and collaborating with partners to ensure high-quality care. Prior to this, they worked as a Community Placement Coordinator at Going Rural Health, University of Melbourne. Additionally, Claire co-founded and managed Happy Kids Clinic, where they played a crucial role in the organization's success from 2016 to 2018. Claire also gained experience as a Program Manager at OIC Cambodia and as a Senior Speech Pathologist at the Northern Territory Department of Education and Deadly Ears Aboriginal Ear Health Program. Claire's expertise and contributions have made their a valuable asset in the field.

Claire Salter Parry has a diverse education history. In 2000, they attended Charles Sturt University where they studied Speech-Language Pathology/Pathologist and obtained a Bachelor of Health Science in Speech Pathology. Following their undergraduate studies, they pursued further education at Flinders University from 2006 to 2007, where they completed a Graduate Certificate in Remote Health Management. In 2012, they enrolled at the University of New England in Australia and obtained a Master's Degree in Applied Linguistics, specializing in the field of Applied Linguistics. Most recently, in 2020, they attended the Institute of Community Directors Australia and completed a Diploma of Business with a focus on Governance.