Dr Kalinda Griffiths
Honorary Research Fellow
Qualifications:
PhD (Epidemiology), University of Sydney, 2017
Master of Public Health, Charles Darwin University, 2010
Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Charles Darwin University, 2008
Cert. III Laboratory Techniques, Group Training NT, 2001
Approved level of HDR supervision at Charles Darwin University:
Associate Supervisor
Location:
Darwin - Royal Darwin Hospital
Biography:
Kalinda is a Scientia Fellow at the Centre for Big Data Research, UNSW. Kalinda’s work addresses complex health disparities in populations by using existing administrative data. She holds honorary positions at the University of Sydney and Menzies School of Health Research and is deputy editor of the Health Promotion Journal of Australia.
Her research currently addresses issues of quality and the utilisation of Indigenous data with a focus on data governance, measurement and cancer care and outcomes. Kalinda is the recipient of a number of awards. Notably, she was awarded the Northern Territory Young Australian of the Year in 2011 and more recently, the 2019 Lowitja Institute Emerging Researcher Award. She is also a 2019-2021 Science and Technology Australia Superstar of STEM.
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