Simone Henriksen

Simone Henriksen is an Associate Lecturer in Law at the University of the Sunshine Coast's School of Law and Society. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours), Graduate Diploma in Practical Legal Training, and Bachelor of Pharmacy. Admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland, she is currently a PhD candidate researching regulation of alcohol and other drug treatment services in Australia.

Her research focuses on health law and pharmaceutical regulation with specific interests in:

• Legal frameworks for alcohol and drug treatment services
• Pharmaceutical policy and regulatory compliance
• Risk management in healthcare
• Intellectual property issues in pharmaceuticals

Her publications demonstrate interdisciplinary work spanning health law, criminal justice reform, and pharmaceutical regulation, with recent emphasis on treatment quality frameworks and patent law implications for biologics.

Awards/Memberships:

• Member, Pharmaceutical Society of Australia

Teaching: Delivers courses in Property Law and Equity & Trusts.

Laboratory/Team: Conducts research within the School of Law and Society's health law research cluster.