Carolyn Ee

A/Prof Carolyn Ee is an Associate Professor (Cancer Survivorship and Primary Care) at Flinders University. Her work focuses on co-creating and evaluating models of cancer survivorship care, particularly addressing intersections between cardiometabolic health, women’s reproductive health, and reducing health inequities. She holds roles as Scientific Committee Member and Survivorship Engine Room Co-Lead at the Primary Care Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Group, and Supportive Care GP at Chris O’Brien Lifehouse in Sydney. Her research has led to $7.3M in funding and impactful contributions like establishing a new academic medical center and international guideline inclusion.

Education:

• Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (University of Western Australia)
• Masters of Medicine (Research) (University of Melbourne)
• PhD (University of Melbourne)

Research Interests: Her work emphasizes chronic disease management in primary care, integrative medicine, and patient-centered care. Key areas include polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), cancer survivorship, and culturally adapted healthcare programs for ethnic minority groups. Her methodological expertise spans qualitative research, clinical trials, and guideline development.

Awards & Impact: Over 70 peer-reviewed publications and leadership in multidisciplinary initiatives. Her research influences clinical practice through guideline development and innovative care models.

Advocacy & Grants: Chief Investigator on $7.3M in grants. Leads projects like the EMINENT shared-care model and culturally tailored survivorship programs. Collaborates with national and international organizations to advance equitable healthcare.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Primary Care Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Group and academic integrative healthcare initiatives.