The College congratulates Simone Haigh ASM FACPara on her induction on International Women’s Day into the Tasmanian Honour Roll of Women.
Simone, College Board Vice Chair and Director, is a Clinical Support Officer with Ambulance Tasmania, President of the Ambulance Executive Sub Branch for the Health and Community Services Union, a Member of the HACSU Branch Committee of Management, and Councillor on Kentish Council. Her tireless advocacy for paramedic and first responder mental health has resulted in a Senate Inquiry, Commonwealth and State legislative reform and seen her awarded the Ambulance Service Medal.
Simone's well-deserved induction into the Tasmanian Honour Roll of Women reflects her unwavering commitment to the profession and its development, and her vital role as a change-maker.
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