A national leadership program for

Women in Digital Health

Built for women at all stages of their leadership career journey

Applications are now open for the 2027 program. Click here to apply.
Due to high demand you need to secure your place as soon as possible as there are limited spots available.

Advancing the capability of leaders, organisations and our digital health ecosystem to achieve healthier lives, digitally enabled.

The Australasian Institute of Digital Health is proud to deliver this contemporary, highly relevant and ground-breaking national leadership program for women.

This four-month leadership program is designed to support emerging leaders and established leaders to realise and develop their leadership potential.

The program connects, supports and empowers participants to build their careers and continuously develop their skills to advance towards their potential by inspiring, invigorating and igniting their role in the digital health ecosystem. This is done with empathy, inclusion and innovation.

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ADVANCE

in their abilities as leaders to activate their potential, support a growing industry

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CONTRIBUTE

to building a strong, diverse leadership pool to influence and drive our health future

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NETWORK

Be part of a network of women who will continue to support each other throughout their careers

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CREDENTIAL

Receive a credential to promote on their LinkedIn profile and CV

Program Leader and Facilitator

Adj Prof Anita Ghose

The Australasian Institute of Digital Health is delighted to announce the 2027 Women in Digital Health Leadership (WiDHL) Program Leader and Facilitator is Adjunct Professor Anita Ghose. Anita is a global healthcare and human services digital transformation specialist, Founder and CEO inventiveX, a start- up digital health entrepreneur, Adjunct Professor, Board member, Digital health innovation global ambassador, Keynote speaker, facilitator, mentor and executive coach. Anita is married with two teenage children. She commenced her early career in acute and critical care as a clinician, followed by time working across Australia and other global jurisdictions.

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