RN, RM and Public Health Research Officer within the Public Health Research Unit at the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia, Federation Office. Extensive Critical Care (ICU/CCU/HDU/NCCU) and Flight Nurse experience throughout Northern Australia. 2022 Policy Writing Fellow with the Australian College of Nurses. Final thesis submitted and under review for Master of Medical and Health Science by Research, with successful publication of Remote Preterm Birth Prevention using Salbutamol Tocolysis within the Royal Flying Doctor Service Western Operations Aeromedical Retrieval. I am passionate about women’s health, mainly preterm labour care in the aeromedical environment. To date there is no standardised approach to global or national preterm labour aeromedical management. Aeromedical and remote clinicians have the capacity to make a positive impact, with effective, evidence based initial clinical care prior to the tertiary hospital. I am challenged by the near double rate of Australian preterm births for remote women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, and women living in lower socioeconomic settings. With my PhD research, I am endeavouring to standardise best practice in the aeromedical management and remote care for threatened preterm labour. I am motivated to improve initial remote healthcare provision, in aid of improve lifelong outcomes for babies born too early. My research topics include remote maternal mental wellbeing during and post preterm labour, inflight clinical management, and postpartum outcomes.