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Professor Michelle Lincoln is the Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health at The University of Canberra, overseeing leadership and strategic direction for health and sport professional education. Previously, she held senior roles at the University of Sydney, including Deputy Dean and Head of Speech Pathology. Her research focuses on allied health service delivery in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities, with emphasis on workforce development and innovative service models. She has published over 140 peer-reviewed articles and led projects funded by national health councils and governments. Lincoln is a Fellow of Speech Pathology Australia and a Principle Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
- Education:
- PhD (1997): Thesis on stuttering treatment efficacy
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Speech Pathology (1987)
- Research Interests:
- Rural/remote health systems
- NDIS implementation challenges
- Indigenous health equity
- Clinical education models
- Awards:
- National & university teaching awards
- Fellowships in Speech Pathology Australia and HEA
Her current projects address allied health workforce retention in rural areas and culturally appropriate service delivery for Aboriginal communities. She has supervised 14 PhD and 15 honors students.
