Sue Pearson

Commonwealth Reporting Officer at WA Primary Health Alliance - WAPHA

Sue Pearson is an experienced professional in health program management and reporting, currently serving as a Commonwealth Reporting Officer and Reporting Specialist at WA Primary Health Alliance since April 2016. Previously, Sue held the position of Aboriginal Health Program Manager at Perth North Metro Medicare Local from 2012 to August 2017, where support was provided for a team focused on chronic disease management initiatives for the Aboriginal population. Additionally, Sue managed sector development and member support at the Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia from 2010 to 2012. Sue's educational credentials include a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Strategic Human Resource Management and Managing Change from the Australian Institute of Business, along with a Graduate Diploma in Management and a Diploma of Management in Project Management. Ongoing studies in Training and Assessment at Curtin University further enhance Sue's professional background.

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Perth, Australia

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WA Primary Health Alliance - WAPHA

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We shape, strengthen and sustain a health system that works for people, to achieve better healthcare particularly for those at risk of poor health outcomes. We are responsible for planning, guiding and directing investment towards important primary healthcare services. We identify priorities, link services, and fund care that is locally accessible, by working together with GPs, service providers, government and its agencies, and communities. We do this as the operator of the state’s three Primary Health Networks, which form part of the Australian Government’s national PHN program. We fund a range of primary healthcare services that helps more people access the care they need closer to home. We are delivering better health, together.


Headquarters

Subiaco, Australia

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51-200

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