Dr Anthony Falconer was appointed to the position of Deputy Director of Medical Services at Princess Alexandra Hospital in January 2015. His previous appointment was Director of Medical Services at Logan Hospital. Anthony is a graduate of the University of Queensland Medical School, is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA) and has a Masters in Health Administration from the University of NSW. Anthony has previously worked in a range of different roles and settings including Deputy Director of Medical Services at Frankston Hospital, the inaugural Director of Medical Services at Caboolture Hospital, Medical Director of Queensland Corrective Services and five years in the private sector with International SOS. He has provided medical management in diverse areas such as detention centres and remote mining and energy sites. He has also provided private consulting services. His interests are in the areas of patient safety and integration of clinical services.

Dr David Evans has been the Director of Medical Services at the QEII Hospital in Brisbane for the last 17 years and before that The Prince Charles Hospital. He is a specialist in medical administration and has academic qualifications in health administration, information technology and occupational health and safety. He has a 20-plus year involvement in Health Informatics and has contributed to the National Electronic Health Record Taskforce, Health Connect, Queensland Health’s Enterprise Discharge Summary and Viewer projects, and the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record’s development. Dr Evans is passionate about safe, effective information technology and secure, meaningful communication across the continuum of clinical care. Current interests are focused around knowledge management and clinical systems safety.

Jen is a graduate of Queensland University of Technology (QUT) with a Master of Science and spent almost ten years ‘on the bench’ at Forensic and Scientific Services, specialising in trace metal toxicological analysis. In the past, Jen worked in a number of roles including ICT and workforce project management, before moving back to the laboratory environment as Director and successfully led a significant business improvement program. More recently, following her desire to work in an engineering environment (as her Masters qualification was a joint study with the School of Civil Engineering) she worked in the Department of Transport and Main Roads, leading the delivery of the state planning and corporate services programs and the facilitation of land development across the state. Jen has undertaken a number of post-graduate studies in leadership and management and has particular interests in adaptive leadership, culture change and the implementation of systems and processes that dramatically improve service delivery in healthcare and the public sector as a whole. She was previously Director of the Commercial and Business Portfolio of the now Health Support Queensland.