Jamie Johnson
Dr Jamie Johnson is the First Nations Lead for Queensland Health’s First Nations Environmental Health Program. A proud First Nations man, Jamie has connections to the Bundjalung people of Tweed Heads, the Darumbal people of Rockhampton, Stolen Generations connections to Badu and Boigu Islands in the Torres Strait, and Native American Cherokee Keetoowah ancestry.
Jamie is an experienced First Nations leader with expertise in health, strategic program delivery and policy development. He leads initiatives focused on improving healthy living environments, strengthening culturally responsive systems and advancing health equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. His work is driven by a commitment to community-led approaches, collaboration and sustainable improvements in health and wellbeing outcomes across Queensland.
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