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Mojca Bizjak-MikicInterim Chief Executive Mojca is the Interim Chief Executive of The Council of Ambulance Authorities. Her degree in Political Sciences has over the last two decades seen her work across Europe, Australia and New Zealand in the policy arena, on topics ranging from international relationships, European Union representation, local municipality policies and since joining the CAA 12 years ago the health and ambulance sector. In her role as Interim CE she looks after HR, Sponsorship & Partnership Opportunities and oversees Marketing, Events, CAA Campaigns and Data Management that provides reporting for member services to a number of national and federal government bodies. |
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Dr Shohreh Majd PhD, MScPolicy & Research Manager With a PhD and two post-doctorates in Neuroscience, a master’s degree in Human Physiology, and two certificates in Psychology from Johns Hopkins University and University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Shohreh Majd is working as Policy and Research Manager at CAA. Shohreh has been working as a lecturer and the head of neuronal injury and repair (NIR) laboratory at Centre for Neuroscience of Flinders University. Her research centres on the emerging field of oxidative stress due to several conditions such as cardiac arrest, stroke, aging and Alzheimer's disease with a special focus on finding therapeutic tools. Her publications have been cited over 500 times by other scientists around the world. In her role as Policy and Research Manager, she undertakes research and analysis and review complex policy issues along with managing projects, compiling grant proposals and contributing to represent CAA in relevant committees. |
Shiwani GhanghasPolicy & Research Officer Shiwani is a dedicated Policy and Research Officer who recently completed her Master’s degree in Public Policy at the University of Adelaide, following a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Governance from the University of Delhi. With a strong academic foundation in developmental economics, environmental policy, and public health, Shiwani has developed a versatile skill set that includes policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, and data-driven research. Her professional journey reflects a commitment to evidence-based policy-making, with experience delivering impactful projects across diverse policy areas. These include the evaluation of the national “Every Moment Matters” health campaign, the Legatus Group Youth Engagement Strategy for regional councils in South Australia, and policy briefs on international labor standards and renewable energy. In her role at the Council of Ambulance Authorities, Shiwani supports policy research and analysis to inform strategic initiatives across ambulance services in Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea. Her ability to translate complex policy issues into actionable strategies, combined with her collaborative approach, makes her a valuable contributor to advancing health and workforce outcomes across the sector. | |
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