Jean Pepperill
Jean Pepperill
Jean Pepperill is a Kaytetye woman from Barrow Creek in Central Australia. She is a doctor who has done all her training in the Northern Territory. Taking a break from Psychiatry training with RANZCP, Jean is currently a lecturer in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health at Flinders University Northern Territory Medical Program and studying a Graduate Diploma of Psychology - receiving a scholarship from The Westerman Jilya Institute for Indigenous Mental Health to complete her studies. Jean is a board member of the Australian Indigenous Doctors Association (AIDA) and sits on the Headspace Cultural Governance Committee. Her passion is Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and Mental Health. In her spare time she can be found painting, hiking, stargazing, or doing photography.
Hypothetical - A Critical Case 500km from the nearest ICU Q&A
Questions asked by Penny Stewart. Panel by Daniel Adams, Daniel Harris, Resy Van Beek, Angus Baumann, Benjamin Reddi, Marcus Tabart and Jean Pepperill
Trauma Informed Care
Presented by Jean Pepperill
Hearing the Journey of our patients through health care Q&A
Questions asked by Donna Lennon and Anna Fairbairn. Panel by Michelle Simmonds, Jean Pepperill, Jodie Clarkson, Kim Gorey and Karen Nichols