Amy Mullens

Professor Amy Mullens (University of Southern Queensland) is a leading academic in public health, gender studies, and clinical psychology. Her work focuses on sexual and reproductive health, transgender health equity, and healthcare access for marginalized populations, particularly within correctional systems.

• Key Affiliations: School of Psychology and Wellbeing, Centre for Health Research, Institute for Resilient Regions.
• Research Themes: Intersectional health disparities, HIV/STI prevention, gender-affirming healthcare, and mental health interventions.

Research Trends: Recent publications emphasize digital health tools for STI/HIV risk prediction, transgender health policy, and qualitative analyses of incarceration experiences. She frequently collaborates on systematic reviews and mixed-methods studies addressing health equity.

Advising: Supervises 16+ doctoral and master’s students (2021-2025) on topics spanning trauma, health literacy, and sexual health interventions.