Dr Stephen Ayre began his career as a general practitioner on the Sunshine Coast and has worked in several hospitals across the State. Stephen is a graduate of the University of Queensland Medical School, has a Masters in Health Administration from the University of NSW and is a Fellow and Jurisdictional Coordinator Training for the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators. He has worked in senior management roles across health, including community health, medical superintendent and medical services. Stephen also worked in Tasmania, where he was the CEO of the Launceston General Hospital from 2004 to 2008. He also worked as the Executive Director of Medical Services at The Prince Charles Hospital from 2008 to 2014. Stephen was appointed as Executive Director, Princess Alexandra Hospital and QEII Jubilee Hospital Health Network in May 2014.

Dr Michael Cleary commenced working with Queensland Health 32 years ago, and currently holds the position of Executive Director Medical Services at Princess Alexandra Hospital. He has a number of qualifications including a medical degree from the University of Queensland, a Master of Health Administration, a Fellow of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators. He has qualifications in disaster medicine, trauma care, pre-hospital care, and is a surveyor for ACHS. Dr Cleary has worked in a range of roles within emergency medicine, medical administration and health policy development. His previous appointment was Deputy Director-General Health and Chief Operations Officer within the Department of Health. Previous to that he held roles within health services as Executive Director and Director Medical Services, Logan and Beaudesert Hospitals and Executive Director of Medical Services for The Prince Charles Hospital Health Service District.

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.

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.