Mark Brommeyer

Mark Brommeyer is a Senior Lecturer in Health Care Management at Flinders University's College of Business, Government and Law. With over four decades of experience in the health sector, he specializes in digital health strategy, virtual health, and clinical governance. He has co-designed a Graduate Certificate in Digital Health Management and teaches internationally in China, Singapore, and Australia.

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) candidate at James Cook University and University of South Australia
• Master of Educational Administration (University of New England)
• Graduate Diploma in Nursing Education (Faculty Medal, University of New England)
• Bachelor of Applied Science (Nursing) (Queensland University of Technology)

His research focuses on digital health competencies for health service managers, explored through qualitative methods. He has authored 15 peer-reviewed publications and secured grants from Flinders University and James Cook University. Key professional roles include Vice President of the Australasian College of Health Service Management's SA Branch and leadership positions in digital health organizations.

• Flinders University College of Business, Government and Law Teaching Professional Development Grant ($3,000)
• James Cook University College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Sciences Higher Degree by Research Enhancement Scheme Grant ($2,750)
• Graduate Diploma in Nursing Education (Faculty Medal), University of New England (1992)

Mark supervises higher-degree research students and contributes to curriculum development, educational leadership, and internationalization of health management education. He actively engages in professional accreditation activities and maintains clinical skills currency through community service.