Rebecca started at PCC in 2002. Her experience to date has been in Senior Management positions, with her career beginning in youth and family work, alcohol and other drugs and prisons.  Rebecca is known for her passion, commitment and innovation working with the most disadvantaged and marginalised cohorts in our community. Rebecca moved into Senior Management roles to try and influence the systems and environment that health and community service are delivered in, truly advocating for Regional and Rural Victorians and those community members who struggle to have their voices heard.

Rebecca’s Diploma in Welfare Studies, Certificate IV Alcohol and Other Drugs, Diploma Front Line Management, Certificate IV Work Place Training and Assessment, has seen her as a board member of the Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association, the Victorian HealthCare Association and committee President of Mooroopna Education and Activity Centre, and a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and Associate Fellow of the Australian College of Health Service Managers.

Rebecca believes that Community Health is a wonderful platform to deliver a range of health and community services that focuses on integration and seamless service delivery to our community. It has a niche in being able to engage with and assist our most vulnerable, marginalised and complex cohorts within our community underpinned by values such as equity, access, justice and respect.

Megan began at PCC in 2014 in a health promotion role, before moving into a clinical services management position. Megan has now moved into the Executive Manager Research and Development position, utilising her education background with a PhD Sport Exercise Science, Masters Human Nutrition, Bachelor Degree Applied Science, Double Bachelor Degree Exercise Science / Management and Graduate Diploma Statistics. Megan has more than 10 years’ experience working in elite sport, sport and community development, health promotion and program evaluation and research, across Australia. She has been working the community health and health promotion space since 2013 and has presented her work nationally and internationally. When asked why she works in Community Health and what it means to her, Megan responded with, “It is about designing and implementing programs and services that support individuals and communities to be empowered to live and lead healthy, fulfilling and safe lives, and using evidence and community input into what those program and service needs are locally.

Simone has been with PCC since 2011 and has a background in Retail and Wholesale Distribution in financial account management. She is a member of CPA Australia, holds a Bachelor of Commerce and is a graduate of The Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD). Originally from Melbourne, Simone has shown great commitment in the not-for-profit sector. She brings a wealth of knowledge in finance, business structures and development to PCC. As Executive Manager of Business and Infrastructure it is Simone’s role to ensure the financial management of the organisation and the smooth operations of Business Services. When asked why she works in this industry, she replied, “Working in community health means l get to help educate and develop systems to improve our greater community through providing economically sound deliverable’s but also how we measure the outcomes to ensure we are effective with the people who need us most. Everyone should have the same opportunities in life but unfortunately this is not reality.

Hannah begun working at PCC in 2016 in a project officer role, she returned to PCC in her current role in 2018. Previously, Hannah has worked in the health and fitness Industry since 2010 with local sporting clubs, gym facilities, community organisations and groups. She has worked in a variety of roles over the years within this space including; food coaching, nutrition support, program development, health promotion, and project based research roles.  Hannah has successfully completed a Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition) and Certificate in Small Business Management. She is currently studying Masters Public Policy and Management. When asked why she works in Community Health, Hannah responded with, “For me it means incorporating best practice preventative health methods to create programs and services that are tailored to local community needs, and assists to support equal health outcomes for all.”