Since completing her Biomedical Science Degree at Monash University in 2005, Alisa begun working as a research assistant/surveillance officer at the Centre for Population Health, Burnet Institute. In 2008 she begun her PhD investigating HIV risk among men who have sex with men (MSM) in Australia and has recently focused on adapting new technology for health promotion and research.
Experience
2005–2008
Surveillance officer and research assistant, Burnet Institute
Education
2005
Monash University , Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Hons)
Publications
2010
The changing age distribution of men who have sex with men diagnosed with HIV in Victoria., Medical Journal of Australia
2009
Antenatal screening practice for infectious diseases by general practitioners in Australia., The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
2008
Blood borne viruses and risk behaviours among transient farm workers in rural Victoria. , Australian Journal of Rural Health
2008
Registered post achieved a higher response rate than normal mail- a randomised controlled trial. , Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
2008
Enhanced case detection for newly acquired hepatitis C infection: epidemiological findings., Communicable Disease Intelligence
Grants and Contracts
2010
Outcome Evaluation of HIV prevention Initiatives 2010 – 2011 in Men who have Sex with Victoria.
Role:
Chief Investigator
Funding Source:
Victorian Department of Health
2009
Using social networking sites to promote sexual health and safer sex to higher risk groups.
Role:
Chief Investigator
Funding Source:
VIctorian Department of Health
Research Areas
Public Health And Health Services (1117)
Epidemiology (111706)
Health Information Systems (Incl. Surveillance) (111711)