Paul Armstrong
Co-lead Policy and Advocacy, Eliminate Hepatitis C Australia
Working groups
Background
Paul has held several policy and leadership roles in the public sector including at NSW Health (i.e., mental health and drug & alcohol, and community health), the NSW Dept of Premier & Cabinet (with a focus on health), the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (as Director of Policy), and the NSW Office of the Public Guardian.
Prior to working in government, Paul worked in non-profit and local authority organisations in HIV/AIDS, mental health, and disability, in the UK and Australia.
In more recent years, Paul has been working as a consultant around skills programs for executives and senior leaders across a range of sectors.
Qualifications
- 1999: Masters in Bioethics, Monash University
- 1989: BA (Hons) English Literature & Philosophy, University of Manchester
Reports and other work
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Light at the end of the tunnel: Work and Development Orders and hepatitis C elimination
A practical framework for health services explaining how Work and Development Orders can help eligible people reduce unpaid fines while accessing hepatitis C care.
Light at the end of the tunnel: Work and Development Orders and hepatitis C elimination
