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Ms Rachel Phillips
Rachel Phillips has been working in Queensland Health since 2001. Rachel has worked as clinician, professional leader and executive director in acute and ambulatory care settings, primary care, and mental health.
She is a Clinical Psychologist by training and currently the Chair of the Psychology Board of Australia. Rachel has a strong interest and experience in health practitioner regulation, clinical education, implementation science, and clinical and professional ethics.
Last updated 9 August 2022
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