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Dr. Jasmin Grigg is a Senior Research Fellow in Addiction Studies at Turning Point (Eastern Health) and Monash University's Eastern Health Clinical School. Her work focuses on developing public health interventions to reduce alcohol-related harms and bridge gaps in addiction treatment accessibility. She has led multiple clinical trials, including a world-first intervention targeting women’s awareness of alcohol-breast cancer links in breast screening settings and nationwide Ready2Change trials for alcohol and methamphetamine use disorders.
- Education: PhD (James Cook University), MPH (Monash University), BPsych (Honours)
- Key Roles: Acting Strategic Lead (2023-2023), Human Research Ethics Committee Member (2020–present)
Her research employs hybrid implementation-effectiveness methods, collaborating with government, industry, and communities. Notable contributions include methamphetamine treatment guidelines and forensic drug data translation into clinical alerts. Awards include the APS Prize (2006) and Turning Point Travel Scholarship (2018).
Recent projects include Health4Her interventions for women’s alcohol literacy and VicRoads initiatives at drink/drug driving checkpoints. She actively advises on policy and has been cited in media for breast cancer-alcohol link awareness campaigns.
