Dr Tahnee Bridson is a psychiatry registrar from a small country town in Far North Queensland with a passion for improving the wellbeing of others. Facing numerous barriers at home, school and university and overcoming her own adversities has driven Tahnee to support others from similar backgrounds to reach their full potential. A born and bred country girl, Tahnee is an advocate for access to better healthcare in rural and remote areas of Australia. More recently, Tahnee advocated for the wellbeing of healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic and established a peer support network, Hand-n-Hand Peer Support Inc, which provides free and confidential support to healthcare workers in Australia and New Zealand. Tahnee’s work was recognised by her home state, where she was selected as the 2022 Queensland Young Australian of the Year.

2022 QLD Young Australian of the Year & Founder, Hand-n-Hand Peer Support Inc

DR TAHNEE BRIDSON

Session:

Alan Russell Oration: Global search for innovation
– learnings for Community Pharmacy in Australia

When:

Thursday 19 March, 12.15pm –1.00pm

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