Dr Kim Jose

Senior Research Fellow - Menzies Institute for Medical Research

"I think STEMM fosters curiosity. I am totally curious about a range of things in the world."

Kim Jose has had a varied career working as a policy officer, project and program manager and physiotherapist in government and community settings. Having grown up in Tasmania and moving to the mainland to study at university, she has moved back and is working on a variety of projects looking at complex health issues impacting Tasmanians.

"People are fascinating and there is so much to learn and know and understand and STEMM allows you to investigate those questions and use your curiosity and creativity."

"I think STEMM fosters curiosity, I am totally curious about a range of things in the world."

"The collaborative teams and multidisciplinary work that I do is what I am most proud of and enjoy the most."

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