Author: Jack Larkin

The Iconic AIDA Stethoscope Graduating as a medical doctor or a Fellow is a huge achievement, and it is a privilege to be able to celebrate with you as you help to contribute towards equitable health outcomes. To mark this momentous achievement in becoming an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander doctor and/or Fellow, all AIDA … Continued

Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association   The Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association (AIDA) is the national body representing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander doctors and medical students, focused on equitable health and life outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  We do this by working towards reaching population parity of Indigenous medical students and doctors; and supporting … Continued

Dr Jean Pepperill was born in Alice Springs, but grew up in Brisbane, before the siren call of the red earth lured her back to the NT. She worked in the arts and the media and had just finished a stint in Brisbane completing a Bachelor of Science degree when she found herself back at … Continued

Dr Natalie Pink is a Nyikina woman with connections on her father’s side. She grew up on Kaurna land in SA and has been fortunate to live in multiple regions of Australia.  Her first career was as a paramedic before completing medical school with her younger sister at Flinders University, graduating in 2017.  Since completing … Continued

Dr Williams is a Wiradjuri woman, consultant dermatologist and co-founder of the First Nations Dermatology Clinic at Royal Melbourne Hospital located on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations designed to improve access to specialist care for First Nations communities in Victoria. She also provides a visiting specialist service to the Northern Territory on unceded … Continued