In this episode, Dr Michael Drew and John Barton were joined by Beth Mohle AM, Secretary of the Queensland Nurses and Midwives’ Union, to discuss the intersection of health care and wealth care for Australians in light of her background, training, lived experiences, and various roles.

EPISODE MENTIONS

Book Recommendation: The Premonition, by Michael Lewis

Charity Recommendations: Australian People for Health, Education and Development Abroad (APHEDA), Belong, Australian Red Cross, RSPCA Australia, Kitten Kapers Rescue

Other: Griffith University, QSuper, HESTA, Fiona Trafford Walker

BETH MOHLE AM

Secretary of the Queensland Nurses and Midwives’ Union

Beth first started nursing in 1983, working as a Registered Nurse in a medical ward at the Royal Brisbane Hospital. Through the Queensland Nurses and Midwives’ Union (QNMU), Beth has worked hard to advance the industrial, professional and social interests and values of Queensland’s nurses and midwives across all sectors.

As QNMU Secretary, her focus remains firmly on members and using numerous avenues to address the challenges they confront in their daily working lives.

Beth is the Senior Vice President of the Queensland Council of Unions and a member of Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA. She is also a past board member of the Queensland Community Alliance. Until 2012, Beth served as a board member of HESTA for over 11 years, including a term as both Chair and Deputy Chair. In 2008, Beth was named Trustee of the Year by the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees. She is a Fellow of the AIST. Since December 2013, Beth has been a Trustee Director of QSuper.

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