Professor Joanne Baxter
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Independent Scholar
Joanne Baxter (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Mamoe, Waitaha) is a public health medicine specialist with research interests in Māori health workforce development, Māori mental health, Māori child and youth health, hazardous drinking among tertiary students and health inequalities.
She is an experienced senior leader with a successful track record in the health and tertiary education sectors. Skilled in Strategic Leadership, Academic Governance and Change Management & Development; Research Innovation to enhance health and education outcomes; People Engagement (professional development, mentoring). Strong community values; social justice focus on diversity and inclusion initiatives and Tiriti o Waitangi engagement. Experience working in a variety of academic and public sector environments including Universities. Health and Education background with MBChB from Auckland, MPH from Otago, and Fellowship NZ College of Public Health Medicine.
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