Angela's career trajectory showcases her dedication and expertise in cancer clinical trials, particularly within Victoria's healthcare landscape. Her diverse experience spans both public and private healthcare sectors, encompassing metropolitan and regional settings.  While she has previously coordinated a wide range of cancer trials, her current specialization lies in breast and prostate clinical trials. This shift underscores her evolving focus within the field, demonstrating a commitment to advancing treatments for these specific cancer types.

Educationally, Angela holds a Bachelor of Health Information Management from La Trobe University (1996) and a Graduate Diploma in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from Melbourne University (2001). These qualifications provide her with a strong foundation in health information management, epidemiology, and biostatistics, essential for conducting rigorous clinical research.

Throughout her career, Angela has actively pursued professional development opportunities, attending numerous courses to expand her knowledge and skills in clinical research. This ongoing commitment reflects her dedication to staying updated with the latest advancements in the field, ensuring high-quality research outcomes.

Since joining the team at VBOC in 2014, Angela has found fulfillment in the dynamic atmosphere of the organization. She appreciates the opportunities VBOC provides to its patients through clinical research, highlighting the positive impact it has on patient care and outcomes.