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Judith Crockett is a Senior Lecturer in Healthcare Sciences and Head of Discipline, First Nations Health, at the School of Nursing, Paramedicine and Healthcare Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Australia. She has been with the university since 2023 and previously served in the School of Allied Health, Exercise and Sports Science. Her academic and professional background spans law, education, sociology, and health sciences, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to health equity and social justice.
Education:
- Doctor of Philosophy (Sociology), Charles Sturt University (1996–2002), awarded 2003
- Master of Arts (Social Geography), University of Adelaide (1990–1993), awarded 1994
- Bachelor of Arts (Geography, Politics), University of Adelaide (1983–1985), awarded 1986
- Graduate Diploma in Environmental Studies, University of Adelaide (1996–1997), awarded 1988
- Graduate Certificate in Humanities, (2007–2009), awarded 2010
- Associate Degree in Educational Studies, Charles Sturt University (2009–2012), awarded 2012
- Graduate Certificate in Theological Studies, Booth College (2004–2006), awarded 2006
- Doctor of Philosophy (Sociology), Charles Sturt University (1996–2002), awarded 2003
- Bachelor of Laws, University of New England (2015–2020), awarded 2020
- Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, College of Law (2021–2022), awarded 2022
Her research interests center on mental health, First Nations health, health law, disability, paramedicine, and palliative care, with a strong emphasis on social justice, human rights, and community empowerment. She teaches in the Bachelor of Health Science (Mental Health) and Master of Health Management, focusing on mental health law, advocacy, and community development. Her work is guided by the principle of yindyamarra winhanganha—knowing how to live well in a world worth living in.
The recent research articles reflect a strong trend in qualitative and mixed-methods inquiry, with a focus on equity, inclusion, and systemic challenges in health. Topics include LGBTQI+ palliative care, neurodiversity in paramedicine, co-teaching with Aboriginal Elders, and clinical governance in the Pacific. These works highlight her commitment to decolonial practices, cultural safety, and improving health outcomes for marginalized populations.
Scientific Awards:
- Excellence Award in Strong University Category (2019)
- First Nations Impact Award (2024)
Judith Crockett is an experienced postgraduate supervisor, having guided 21 students to completion and currently supervising 8 higher degree research students. She has secured internal and external research collaborations with institutions such as Greater Southern Area Health Service, Royal Far West, and Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health. Her role as a reviewer for journals including PLOS-One, Frontiers in Public Health, and Ageing and Mental Health further underscores her scholarly impact.
She is actively involved in research networks and academic events, contributing to conferences such as the 32nd World Congress of IALP and the Western Health Research Network Conference. Her interdisciplinary expertise bridges law, health, education, and Indigenous knowledge systems, positioning her as a key figure in advancing equitable and culturally responsive healthcare in Australia.
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