- Professor, Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania
Professor Fay Johnston is a public health physician and environmental epidemiologist researching the health impacts of bushfire smoke, wood heater smoke, pollen and other airborne hazards. She leads the Centre for Safe Air, a NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence, and the Environmental Health Research Group at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, at the University of Tasmania.
Experience
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2011–presentSpecialist Medical Advisor, Public and Environmental Health, Department of Health and Human Services, Tasmania
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2010–presentGeneral Practitioner, Tasmanian Aboriginal Centrea
Education
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2008Charles Darwin University, PhD Enviornmental Epidemiology
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1999Australasian College Rural and Remote Medicine, Fellowship
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1998Royal Australasian College of Physicians, Faculty of Public Health Medicine, Fellowship
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1997Australian National University, Master Applied Epidemiology
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1987Flinders University of South Australia, Batchelor of medicine and Batchelor of Surgery
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- Location: Hobart, Tasmania
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