Meet the Team

Taylor is the Network Director at Prince of Wales Hospital. She is passionate about trainees education and welfare. She has an interest in peri-operative medicine and in preventing hospital acquired complications in older patients. Taylor is the Educational Supervisor for PGY2/BPT1s at Prince of Wales Hospital. 

Taylor.Scott@health.nsw.gov.au

Adele is currently on Long Service Leave. Adele has worked at Prince of Wales Hospital for over ten years, initially as the Assistant to the Director of Physician Education and now as the BPT Network Manager. Adele works closely with the NDPT managing recruitment, term and leave allocations and the ECMN teaching program for both the written and clinical exam. She also coordinates the RiPE program which runs from October to December and assists with the organisation of the annual RACP clinical examination held at the POWH.

Kristen is an Infectious Diseases physician at Prince of Wales Hospital, and currently Head of Department. Kristen is passionate about the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of all infections, particularly in vulnerable populations. As Director Physician Education, her focus is on innovative education and the development of problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and reflective practice, along with more traditional medical content and capabilities.

Kristen.Overton@health.nsw.gov.au

Shiv is a clinical and laboratory haematologist and reviews patients with malignant and non-malignant haematological disorders. Shiv's special interests include clinical trials and medical education. As Clinical Superintendent, Shiv is a passionate educator and mentor of basic physician trainees. In addition to developing technical skills and honing clinical acumen, Shiv emphasises the importance of communicating effectively and keeping organised. Some of Shiv's clinical governance work involves the Clinical Emergency Response System (CERS) and After- Hours Medical Handover.

Shivam.Agrawal@health.nsw.gov.au

Alison works closely with the NDPT managing recruitment, term and leave allocations and the ECMN teaching program for both the written and clinical exam. Alison also coordinates the RiPE program which runs from October to December and assists with the organisation of the annual RACP clinical examination held at the POWH. Alison brings  strong organisational and communication skills to the role, she is efficient and approachable and a valued member of the ECMN team.

Alison.See1@health.nsw.gov.au 

Amy is the Acting Administrative Officer and Assistant to the Director of Physician Education at Prince of Wales Hospital. She supports the East Coast Medical Network by coordinating the BPT Written Program with the Network Manager, assisting with the after-hours roster, and helping deliver the annual RACP Clinical Exam held at POWH. Amy brings strong organisational and communication skills to the role, she is collaborative and supportive and a valued member of the team.

Amy.Gullins@health.nsw.gov.au