Shellee Williams

Shellee is an Epidemiologist and Academic with the ATLAS Indigenous Primary Care Surveillance and Research Network. Shellee moved from Larrakia Country (Darwin) to Meanjin in 2022. She has always had an interest in public health and completed a Masters of Applied Epidemiology (ANU) in 2007 following a Master of Public Health (UNSW), having started her professional life in Immunology laboratory research and working in the HIV community sector in Sydney in the early ‘90s. Shellee has worked with Menzies School of Health Research and the Northern Territory and Commonwealth governments most recently, and has extensive experience in the evaluation of surveillance systems and sexually transmissible infections and blood borne viruses public health surveillance. Shellee also has experience in the analysis of complex data sets and statistical modelling, assessment of data linkage quality and conducting epidemiological studies.