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Aine Nolan

Aine Nolan

(03) 9342 9429 | aine.nolan@mh.org.au

Position:
Clinical Nurse Consultant
Theme(s):
Tuberculosis
Discipline(s):
Public Health
Unit(s):
Victorian Infectious Diseases Service (VIDS)
Lab Group(s):
Victorian Tuberculosis Program Group

Aine Nolan is a Clinical Nurse Consultant with the Victorian Tuberculosis Program. Aine's interest in tuberculosis was sparked while working in refugee health. She then joined the Victorian Tuberculosis Program in 2013. Prior to this, Aine worked in women's health and pursued post-graduate studies in sexual and reproductive health. She enjoys the challenge of working with those in the community with tuberculosis and providing education and awareness. Aine is hopeful that in her career she will see the elimination of tuberculosis worldwide.

  • Research Groups

    • Victorian Tuberculosis Program Group

      Justin’s group specialises tuberculosis (TB) with an emphasis on latent TB and conducts activities ranging from expansion of theoretical foundations for understanding latency and risk associated with TB infection to socio-cultural engagement with communities at high risk for TB, and development of strategic public health policies towards TB elimination. The group includes researchers with expertise in a range of methodologies, including clinical research, epidemiology, mathematical modelling, ethics and interventional  research. 

      Lab Team

      Victorian Tuberculosis Program Group

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