We were delighted with the quantity and calibre of applicants to the recent expression of interest for the newly established Early Career Group. Folllowing an interview process, we are pleased to welcome Dr Amanda Goh as the Chair of the HSANZ Early Career Group.
Amanda brings extensive trainee advocacy experience through roles with the CJCT in Haematology, the RACP College Trainees’ Committee and Queensland Trainees Committee, alongside long‑standing involvement in HSANZ.
She is committed to strengthening connection, education and representation for trainees and early career haematologists, with a clear focus on engaging, educating and empowering the next generation.
With the appointment of Amanda, Dr Stephanie Anderson will be
ending her term as the Early Career Group Representative and handing over to Amanda in the next 3 months. HSANZ extends its sincere thanks to Stephanie for her outstanding contribution. Stephanie has been a dedicated advocate for trainees and early career haematologists, bringing thoughtful insight, steady leadership and a genuine commitment to strengthening engagement across our community.
Her work has helped shape key initiatives, elevate trainee voices and support the ongoing development of the Early Career Group. We are grateful for the time, energy and care she has invested in this role, and for the positive impact she has made during her tenure.
Thank you, Stephanie, for your service and leadership
