Paul is an Information Specialist within the Knowledge and Implementation Hub (KIH) and has professional skills in research, information and aged care, both in Australian and the UK. He is driven by the desire to enable individuals a voice in service delivery and has co-designed numerous programmes with older people. 

Liana is the Program Manager, Aged Care Partnering Program with over 16 years’ experience across home care, community and residential services as a manager and Physiotherapist, leading teams within not for profit, government and private organisations across a range of government-funded and private services. Her aim is to improve the lives of older people and ensure the sustainability of the sector.

MBA

Lynda is the Chief Operating Officer and has a background of program and project management across health, not for profit and state government.

As the Workstream Coordinator for the Workforce Capacity and Capability team I am responsible for coordinating the Innovator Training Program. She has over 10 years' experience in the Aged Care sector with a particular interest in Human Resources, Workforce Management and Person-Centred Care.

PhD

Claire is an experienced physiotherapist with a background in musculoskeletal and neurological rehabilitation. She has a passion for working with older people and combining progressive technologies to promote independence and community participation. Claire is driven to improve the care and quality of life of older people and has a Postdoctoral research fellowship with ARIIA’s Knowledge and Implementation Hub.

As the Knowledge and Implementation Hub Administration Officer, Robyn brings extensive experience from many years working within the health industry with roles with SA Health, home healthcare providers and the pharmaceutical industry.  She is a skilled office co-ordinator with a particular interest in project management, collaboration and engagement.