Mukesh Haikerwal - Current Roles

Current Roles

Principal in own General Practice - in a practice of 6 full-time doctors that consult in all aspects of General Practice.

  • General Practitioner

National E-Health Transition Authority - Appraising the health professions, consumers, policymakers and the IT industry with Governments of the benefits and opportunities to health care, delivery and efficiency of implementing e-Health.

  • Consultant on Clinical Engagement.
  • Advocate on the E-Health.
  • International collaboration in E-Health.
  • National Clinical Lead.
  • Head of Clinical Leadership & Engagement Unit
  • Senior adviser to the CEO.

Crawford School of Economics and Government - Governance and E-Health

  • Speaker on Health

Flinders University - School of Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences

  • Professor Fellow

beyondblue - the national depression initiative

  • Chair of Advisory Committee beyondblue National Doctors’ Mental Health Program

National Health & Medical Research Council

  • Member Health Care Committee

CSIRO Australian E-Health Research Centre

  • Committee Member - AEHRC Research and Investment Advisory Committee

World Medical Association - Representing the Australian Medical Association

  • 2007 - 2010: Member of Council
  • 2007 - 2009: Chair Finance and Planning Committee: Executive Councillor
  • 2010: WHPA Joint session: UN NGO Assembly. Melbourne, Australia: Chair
  • 2011: Chairman

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