• Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs)
• Enteric and Zoonotic Diseases
• Public health capacity building in resource-poor environments
• Food safety

Charlee is a graduate of the Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology (MAE), Australia’s only Field Epidemiology Training Program, part of the international network of Field Training Programs in Epidemiology & Public Health Interventions Network. Her epidemiological experience had a key focus on enteric and zoonotic diseases, immunisation and surveillance.

Prior to this, Charlee had an environmental health/public health background in local and international settings, including local Council, public health units and the World Health Organization Regional Office for the Western Pacific Division of Health Security and Emergencies. Charlee’s environmental and public health work focused on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, Pacific Islander health, program evaluation and public health responses in resource-poor environments.