Jon is the current Herman Professor of Primary Care Cancer Research. He is one of the world’s most highly cited researchers in his discipline. His ground-breaking research on family history risk assessment in primary care contributed to NIH, NICE and RACGP guidelines and recommendations about current practice and future research. He led the development of a national education resource on genetics in family medicine in Australia and was invited to lead its revision by the RACGP (Genomics in General Practice), published in 2018. He has played a key role in the development of national and international guidelines on cancer risk assessment and screening (NICE, NHMRC, RACGP, NBOCC, Cancer Council), including the 2017 update of Australian colorectal cancer guidelines.

Dr Ben Mitchell is a Brisbane based GP, Medical Educator and Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland. Ben is a PhD candidate, whose thesis is examining registrar use of point-of-care tools in consultations with patients.

Dr Ben Mitchell is a Brisbane based GP, Medical Educator and Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland. Ben is a PhD candidate, whose thesis is examining registrar use of point-of-care tools in consultations with patients.

Emilie is a general practitioner and medical educator in Perth, Western Australia. She has worked in general practice for 15 years. Emilie is an experienced medical educator and RACGP examiner, currently working in assessment development for the RACGP. She was the recipient of the Sam Bada Medical Educator Award in 2023.

Dr Ramya Raman is a  specialist general practitioner and Director of The Garden Family Medical Clinic (Piara Waters) in Perth, WA, with a focus on women’s and children’s health, especially perinatal wellbeing. She received the 2020 Aspire Award to present her postnatal recovery research at WONCA Asia Pacific. As Discipline Head of General Practice at The University of Notre Dame’s School of Medicine, Fremantle, she promotes GP training and education. She has also served as a clinical supervisor and examiner for RACGP. Ramya has published research in peer-reviewed journals and was RACGP WA’s 2020 GP of the Year. Currently, Ramya is the Chair of RACGP WA, she was also selected as a delegate for the Australian Indian Youth Dialogue in 2023, a McKinsey Raising Leaders Forum scholar in 2022, and awarded the 2024 AMA WA Advocate of the Year.