Phoebe Cleland

Phoebe Cleland serves as an Associate Lecturer at the School of Public Health within the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences at the University of Queensland, contributing to teaching and academic supervision activities.

Education:

• Bachelor's degree from University of Otago
• Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health from University of Otago

Her research portfolio centers on contemporary public health challenges with emphasis on Mental Health interventions, Climate Change adaptation strategies in healthcare, and Health Communication frameworks. She participates in the School's Health Communication Essentials curriculum and the Mental Health and Climate Change Research Network, indicating applied work at the intersection of environmental and psychological wellbeing.

Scientific Awards:

No awards or fellowships were documented in the available institutional profiles.

Advising and Grants:

Ms Cleland is formally listed as available for postgraduate supervision though specific supervisees and research funding sources remain unspecified in current public records. Her role appears focused on educational delivery within the School's academic programs.