Experience

PhD

Louise Greenstock, PhD

PhD

Portfolio

Career Timeline

2019-2020
2019-2020

Evaluation

Of a range of developmental projects related to primary prevention of violence against women.

ClientOur Watch

2017 - 2019
2017 - 2019

Evaluation Consultant at First Person Consulting

See selected projects below.

2017
2017

Facilitation

Of evaluation planning process for social enterprise.

ClientScarf

2015
2015

Strategic Plan, Monitoring and Evaluation Framework

2014 -2015
2014 -2015

Evaluation

Of the Buddy Project (peer to peer mentoring on oral health for people from refugee backgrounds).

ClientCentre for Culture Ethnicity and Health

2014
2014

Development of Evaluation Framework

For Health Champions, Healthy Together Victoria.

Clientcohealth

2013 - 2015

July 2017 to April 2019

Evaluation Consultant at First Person Consulting

Selected recent projects include…

2018 - 2019
2018 - 2019

Evaluation

Of the Victorian Tumour Summits Project.

Role – Project Manager

Client – Victorian Integrated Cancer Services

2018 - 2019
2018 - 2019

Evaluation

Of the Victorian Opioid Management ECHO.

Role – Project Manager

Client – Primary Care Connect

2018
2018

Evaluation

Of the Referral Decision Aid.

Role – Project Manager

ClientHealthWest Partnership

2018
2018

Evaluation

Of the Online Health Literacy Course.

Role – Project Manager

Client – Victorian Primary Care Partnerships

2018 - 2019
2018 - 2019

Evaluation

Of the Secondary Years Kitchen Garden Project.

Role – Project Manager

ClientStephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation

2017 - 2019
2017 - 2019

Evaluation

Early Years Kitchen Garden Project.

Role – Project Manager

ClientStephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation

Education and Post-Doctoral Research

2013-2014

Research Developer

Monash University

I provided coaching and mentoring to early career researchers and research assistance on a range of internal projects.

2010-2013

Health Workforce Researcher

Research Fellow position at The University of Melbourne

For three and a half years I was the chief investigator on ten funded research and evaluation projects, four of which I led.

During my time as a health workforce researcher I developed skills in health program evaluation.

2009

PhD in Human Communication from De Montfort University

In 2009, I completed my PhD research on multi-agency partnerships in the overlap between the school system and allied health services.  This research focused on the use of graphic symbols as a tool used by teachers and speech therapists with young children.

Coaching and Facilitation

2011 to 2013

Life Coach and Creator of the Women’s Wellbeing Seminar Series at Mind & Motive

2012

Certificate in Neurolinguistic programming (NLP), Hypnotherapy and Time Line Therapy.

2011

Cert IV in Life Coaching, Cert IV in Business

I undertook my Advanced Practitioner in Life Coaching training and certification, which was accredited by the International Coaching Federation.

I then established a coaching practice, through my first business – Mind & Motive, and worked with clients one-on-one and created the Women’s Wellbeing Seminar Series and short courses in career coaching and creativity.

I have coached national sports teams, small business teams, and school teams. My coaching clients have included senior managers in the government sector, teachers, architects, and many more.

Academic publications, conferences, guest speaking and invited articles

I have authored or co-authored 11 peer-reviewed academic journal articles and an edited book chapter on interprofessional practice. In addition, I have published two professional magazine articles on my PhD research.

2012

I was selected to be the first Victorian Crusader for the League of Extraordinary Women and asked to write guest articles for Business Chicks and CommBank’s Women in Focus. I was also interviewed by Ruby Slipper, Beautiful You, Naked Ambition, and Cleo magazine as a featured expert on women’s wellbeing and women in business. In the same vein, I contributed to the 100% Project’s research subcommittee guiding research on women and leadership.

I have presented to a very wide range of audiences. In an academic capacity I have been on expert panels at conferences and given platform presentations.  Through my business I have been invited to speak for the League of Extraordinary Women, women’s networking luncheons, and events for women undertaking higher degrees.

Lecturing and Training

2017

Sessional Tutor, Anthropology (Personhood)

Bachelor of Arts

The University of Melbourne

2014-2016

Trainer for the Centre for Culture Ethnicity and Health

Health Literacy and Culturally Competent Practice

2014

Sessional Tutor, Public Health

Master of Speech Pathology

The University of Melbourne

2007 to 2009

Lecturer, Research Methods

Bachelor of Human Communication

De Montfort University