Naomi is the Executive Officer & Project Manager for The MothersBabies Study at UNSW's Microbiome Research Centre. This study is researching ways the microbiome can shape better health outcomes for women and children.
Naomi is a dual trained Registered Nurse (MAdvN) and Registered Midwife (Distinction), with extensive experience working with children from birth to 18 years of age. Prior to working in research Naomi has nursed in oncology/haematology, neonatal intensive care (NICU) and adolescent health. She has a strong background in the coordination in paediatric clinical research, assisting investigators and commercial organisations to develop innovative treatment methods and improve healthcare for children. Her passion for the microbiome and how it can impact on the long-term health outcomes stems from her midwifery training – healthy mothers (and fathers!) are the key step in making healthy babies and children for the future.
Experience
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–presentResearcher, UNSW
Education
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2020University of Technology, Sydney, Master of Advanced Nursing
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2016Charles Sturt University, Graduate Diploma of Midwifery (Distinction)
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2013Australian College of Nursing, Immunisation for Registration Nurses
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2010Charles Sturt University, Bachelor of Nursing
Professional Memberships
- Australian College of Nursing
- Australian College of Midwives
- New South Wales Nurses and Midwives Association
- Sydney
- Website
- @naomi__strout
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For media enquiries,
n.strout@unsw.edu.au - ORCID
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