Dr Ronelle Welton is passionate about communities and working with researchers and leaders to support health outcomes. A frequent speaker, the combination of venom research science in biochemistry and public health experience give her a unique ability to bridge the gap between practice and theory to plain English.
See also: http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7333-2426
Experience
2017–present
Course coordinator, University of Melbourne - MCATS
2014–2017
Postdoctoral research fellow, University of Melbourne
2006–2012
Public Health Co-ordinator, OilSearch Limited
2005–2006
Postdoctoral research associate, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
Education
2011
James Cook University, MPTHM
2005
James Cook University, PhD
1998
James Cook University, BBioMedSci(Hons)
Publications
2017
Incidence of fatal snake bite in Australia: A coronial based retrospective study (2000-2016)., Toxicon
2017
Injury trends from envenoming in Australia, 2000-2013, Internal Medical Journal
2016
Snakes and Latitudes, Position
2016
Proteomics and antivenomics of Papuan black snake (Pseudechis papuanus) venom with analysis of its toxicological profile and the preclinical efficacy of Australian antivenoms., J Proteomics
2016
First fatalities from tick bite anaphylaxis., J Allergy Clinical Immunol
2013
Marasin Stoa Kipa Program (Malaria) Trainer of Trainers manual, PNG, SOP, OSL
2011
A malaria program response to an outbreak within a Southern Highlands village, Papua New Guinea., Ann Aus Coll Trop Med
2005
Full length nucleotide sequence of a Factor V-like subunit of oscutarin from Oxyuranus scutellatus scutellatus (coastal Taipan)., Toxicon
2004
Chapter Two: The composition and actions of Papua New Guinean snake venoms., Clinical Management of Snakebite in Papua New Guinea
Professional Memberships
Public Health Association of Australia
Research Areas
Public Health And Health Services (1117)
Biochemistry And Cell Biology Not Elsewhere Classified (060199)