Julia Kiss

Julia Kiss is an accomplished educator and scientist with a diverse academic background.

She holds Bachelor's degrees in Education (Science) from the University of Technology Sydney, Biomedical Sciences from the University of Technology Sydney, and Health Science from the University of Sydney.

Julia has a rich professional history, having served in various roles in education, healthcare, and research organizations.

Currently, she is the Community Education Manager at Surf Life Saving NSW, where she plays a key role in educating the community about safety and health matters.

Previously, Julia worked as a Mental Health Education specialist at the renowned Black Dog Institute, focusing on mental health awareness and education.

Her experience in the medical research field includes positions such as Public Engagement & Education at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research and Science & Health Research Education at Prrism.

Julia's contributions extend to academia, where she has been involved in Health & Disease Education and Exhibition Curation at UNSW.

Her passion for science communication led her to work as a Content Researcher for the popular show Mythbusters in the UK, where she delved into the realm of scientific research.

Julia's teaching experience ranges from Physics & Biology education at the Board of Studies to hands-on roles in hospitals like Haematology & Phlebotomy at St George Hospital.

She has also held significant positions in hospital settings, working as a Radiology Triage Officer at NightHawk Radiology Services and as a Hospital Scientist at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney.

Julia Kiss's diverse background in education, healthcare, and research showcases her versatility and passion for making a difference in various fields.