Board of Directors

Michael has extensive experience in all aspects of finance, corporate services, risk and governance in the both the Victorian and Commonwealth public service holding CFO and executive roles at Triple Zero Victorian, the Climate Change Authority and the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission among others. He holds a Bachelor of Economics from La Trobe University is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a Fellow of CPA Australia. Along with his current Moyne Health Services role, Michael is the current Chair of the Building and Plumbing Commission Audit Committee, a member of the Department of Premier and Cabinet Audit Committee and had previously served in a similar role at the Productivity Commission.

Jodie has had extensive health care experience as a senior leader of multi-disciplinary teams across metropolitan, regional, and rural Victoria. Her most recent senior roles have included Executive Director of Aged Care and Interim Chief Executive Officer of a rural health service. Her passion is employee engagement, development, and alignment to values to create a great place to work and exceptional consumer experience. She has successfully completed a Masters Business Administration, Bachelor Arts- Communication, Diploma Applied Science (Dental Therapy) and more recently is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors

Trevor is an electrical engineer who has worked in consulting engineering and manufacturing roles in south west Victoria over the past decade. He is currently employed as Manager – Mechanical & Electrical Maintenance at Wannon Water.

Trevor has honed his skills in asset management, project management, capital planning, strategic planning and regulatory compliance and relishes opportunities to promote long-term solutions to short-term problems.

A proud alumni of the Leadership Great South Coast program, Trevor is a former member of the Port Fairy Winter Weekends Committee. He is married with two young children, enjoys the outdoors with his family and is only ‘mildly obsessed’ with golf.

Maria began her career in nursing and has since worked in various clinical, business and operational management roles across a number of Victorian health services. Maria also worked at the Victorian Department of Health as Manager of the Renal Clinical Network, where she managed funding models, quality initiatives and policy.

Maria is currently the Renal Operations Manager at The Alfred Hospital . Of particular interest is fostering collaborative health care partnerships and equity of access for regional consumers.

Maria completed a Bachelor of Nursing, Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Nursing Management and Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration. She maintains a strong connection with Port Fairy and surrounds and visits with her family as often as she possibly can.

Jane is a physiotherapist by background and has been working in the Barwon South West Region for over 15 years. She completed her postgraduate studies in 2017, electing units in evidenced-based practice, quality improvement framework, design and implementation, which complement her passion for the delivery of high-value healthcare.

Jane has held varied leadership roles in public and private health organisations. Currently she is working in a joint partnership with Barwon Health and Victoria University, focusing on workforce capacity building and innovation. Jane has a particular interest in Collaborative Practice in the delivery of healthcare, and enjoys sharing the values with the next generation of healthcare professionals through her sessional work as a facilitator at local universities.

Outside of work Jane enjoys spending time as ‘mum’ with her young family and open water swimming in the many fantastic swimming spots the South West coast has to offer.

Mark brings to Moyne Health Services over 20 years of management experience across various sectors in regional Victoria. Mark currently sits on the South West Local Learning and Employment Network board of management, and has previously sat on other not for profit boards in South West Victoria.

Growing up on a farm near Horsham, Mark is a country boy at heart and deeply understands the value of community.

His early career included roles in the IT industry, accountancy and community services, focusing on employment, disability services, family services, foster care, and family counselling. Mark’s passion for community service and making a difference drew him to the not-for-profit sector 25 years ago.

Currently, Mark serves as the CEO of Kyeema Support Services. His extensive experience includes strategy, governance, risk, quality, finance, information technology and information security.

In his spare time, Mark enjoys bushwalking, fishing, and is currently learning to surf.

When it comes to health, Sarah is a trusted expert and innovator, working to deliver products and services that truly change the healthcare landscape in Australia. Sarah’s personal purpose is to challenge the status quo, and make a difference to the health and happiness of all creatures (humans and animals) on the planet.

As a registered pharmacist and nutritionist, together with holding a Global Executive MBA qualification, Sarah is able to apply a commercial and strategic lens to health focused businesses, while providing deep knowledge of the sector, resulting in disruptive innovation, entrepreneurial ventures and thought leadership.

Sarah has a special talent to empower, coach and mentor teams to deliver world-first services that are changing the face of healthcare. Sarah’s authentic and inclusive leadership style is demonstrated through strong relatability and connections with others, both internal and external stakeholders.

Sarah is passionate about providing a psychologically safe environment to foster teams and businesses to reach their full potential. Her influential and tenacious style, lays the foundations for successful leadership and business growth.

As well as being a valued leader in health, Sarah is a non-executive director in the sporting sector, driving community mental health benefits and fostering diversity and inclusivity in the sector.

Andrew holds a Bachelor of Commerce from majoring in Economics and Business Law. He brings 30 years expertise in Risk Management, Strategic Planning, Governance and Information Technology.

His extensive experience spans the financial services sector and natural resource management including his current role with Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority. Andrew also serves as an independent member of the Moyne Shire Council Audit & Risk Committee.

Andrew is a Port Fairy resident with a young family and insight as consumer of regional health services. Outside of work you will find him active in community volunteering with the Port Fairy football, cricket and equestrian clubs as well as contributing to the Port Fairy Folk Festival.

David is an experienced healthcare executive and senior physician. He is currently the Medical Director of Ambulance Victoria. This is an executive level leadership and advisory position, with responsibility for driving the clinical vision of the whole organisation. He still practices as an intensive care physician at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne and has an academic appointment as an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Paramedicine at Monash University.

David worked as a paramedic in Auckland before training in medicine and working in New Zealand, New South Wales and Canada before settling in Victoria. He also has voluntary roles as Clinical Advisor to the Priory Chapter of Hato Hone St John New Zealand – a large charity which delivers emergency ambulance services to most of New Zealand; and as an executive of the Global Resuscitation Alliance – a small US based non-government organisation which strives to improve survival from cardiac arrest and other time critical emergencies across the globe.

David lives in a small rural community where he enjoys amateur beekeeping and astronomy, and he is passionate about equity of access to high quality healthcare for those living in regional Victoria.

Molina is an experienced commercial lawyer having practiced at top-tier Australian law firms and the Victorian Government Solicitor’s Office. She is also the Immediate Past National President of the Asian Australian Lawyers Association.

Molina is the founder of Multicultural Women in Sport, Chair of Handball Victoria, Deputy Chair of Table Tennis Victoria, past chair of the AFL South East Regional Advisory Council and Gymnastics Victoria. She is also a member of the Australian Sports Commission Playwell Leadership Group and a member of the Football Federation of Victoria Tribunal, Cricket Victoria  Tribunal and the Victorian Amateur Football League Tribunal.

She also serves on the boards of the Graduate House of the University of Melbourne, Good Shepherd Australia New Zealand and the Australasian Centre for Human Rights and Health.

She has received multiple awards for her work.