Sarah leads PRF’s approach to learning, evidence and impact, supporting the translation of what PRF learns alongside our partners, into stronger strategy, practice and systems change.
After an early career as an Exercise Physiologist, Sarah has broad experience in the NSW public sector working in policy areas including obesity prevention, Aboriginal health, child and maternal health, tobacco control, injury prevention, domestic and family violence and gender equality. She has worked across policy, evidence and systems change, bringing together government, research and community partners to influence policy, practice and the conditions that shape health and wellbeing.
Sarah holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Health and Exercise Science) from UNSW, a Master of Public Health from USYD and a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration from QUT. Sarah is also a Director of The Hall Foundation.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys spending time with her family at the beach, bushwalking and all things food-related.