Our Team

Kim joined the Board of TeamHEALTH in 2017. He is currently the Managing Director of his Family Civil and Construction Company based in Darwin. Prior to going into Business, Kim held Senior Advocacy and Executive Administrative positions within Governments and the Non-Government Sector for over 20 years. He has a particular interest in the “breaking poverty and the dependency cycle” of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their communities. Kim is also a voluntary board member of NT Cricket.

Diane brings 25 years experience as a community and health consumer advocate at the NT and national level. She has a strong governance and regulatory background and worked with acute, primary and community health care organisations and connects to the real life perspectives of the users of health and community care services through her own family and personal experiences.

Jessica joined the TeamHEALTH Board in May 2019. Jessica is a Director in the EY Darwin office. She has over 12 years’ experience providing support to all levels of government across aged care, health, remote employment services, procurement, justice services, Aboriginal affairs and public housing NT government, along with a range of industries and private clients in the NT. Through this experience, Jessica understands the priorities and challenges for Government in delivering services to our urban, regional and remote communities.

Amin joined the TeamHEALTH Board in May 2015 bringing skills in the field of audit, finance, management accounting and risk management. He is a Chartered Accountant and member of the Institute of Company Directors. Amin was a former partner with Ernst & Young and Director of Merit Partners with 45 years of experience. He is also currently board member of Somerville Community Services Inc. and formerly on the board of the Top End Health Service.

David joined the TeamHealth Board in 2023. He is a psychiatrist with experience in administration, clinical leadership, education and service development He is the current Chief Psychiatrist of the Northern Territory, a Professor at CDU MENZIES school of Medicine and an Associate Professor at Flinders University.

He is passionate about mental health care, service development and education of both the public and health professionals with regards to improving mental health.

Allison joined the TeamHEALTH Board in 2025. She is a senior health executive with extensive leadership across hospitals, community and primary care services in Northern Australia. She currently drives strategic initiatives and partnerships at Charles Darwin University, focusing on aged care, primary health and mental health in collaboration with industry and community stakeholders. Allison brings expertise in executive leadership, governance, strategy, and risk management, with a strong commitment to high-quality care, First Nations health, workforce wellbeing, and building cross-sector partnerships.

Born and raised in Darwin, Clare is an experienced Director and established Chair of Audit and Risk, supporting Local Governments and multiple Boards.  In addition to Team Health NT, Clare serves as a Director of Venture Housing and Menzies School of Health Research, is a member of NT Treasury Corporation’s Advisory Board and Independent Chair of Risk and Audit for City of Palmerston.

Clare is a FCPA and GAICD and has experience across commercial and public sectors, specialising in developing business capability, improving efficiency and leading change. She leads a business support consultancy providing advisory, accounting and practical assistance to local businesses, councils and not-for-profits.

Pieter joined the TeamHEALTH Board in 2025. He is a governance and health sector consultant with more than 35 years’ experience across mental health, hospital and community service systems. He specialises in lean process improvement, leadership development and organisational culture transformation, supporting services to strengthen capability, improve efficiency and enhance client experience. With expertise in change management, strategic planning and data-driven improvement, Pieter brings a strong systems focus and practical leadership insight to TeamHEALTH’s Board.

In addition to her role as Deputy CEO, Kylie also serves as Board Observer, providing strategic insight and operational context to support informed governance. She offers valuable operational insight and sector knowledge that support robust, forward-looking discussions at the Board level. Kylie’s presence helps ensure strong alignment between strategic priorities and the lived realities of service delivery across the Northern Territory. Her contribution enhances collaboration, continuity, and shared understanding across all levels of the organisation.

Sam joined the TeamHEALTH Board as a Board Observer in 2025. Sam brings experience from Defence, corrections and small business to their role as a Board Observer. A former Army member who served two tours in East Timor with INTERFET, Sam went on to work for a decade in WA’s correctional system, developing practical communication, resilience and leadership skills. Since returning to Darwin, Sam has established and grown the Mad Snake Café and become a committed advocate for veterans. In 2023, Sam was elected as a Lyons Ward Councillor, and re-elected in 2025.

Rina joined TeamHEALTH in May 2025. Rina is a values-driven leader with extensive experience in building and enabling inclusive organisations and teams that seek to deliver positive outcomes for participants and communities. Rina’s areas of expertise include public policy development and service delivery designed to empower people who experience barriers to social and economic participation to release their full potential.

With a strong track record of senior executive leadership across government and community sectors, Rina’s background spans social services (disability and mental health), employment services, emergency management, workforce capability and resource management, and humanitarian diplomacy – she brings strategic insight and operational excellence to TeamHEALTH.

Rina holds a PhD exploring how creativity supports trauma recovery and brings both compassion and capability to lead TeamHEALTH into its next chapter.

Kylie is a seasoned health sector leader with a deep commitment to delivering responsive, person-centred mental health support across the Northern Territory. Since joining TeamHEALTH in 2015, Kylie has played an integral role in shaping and strengthening frontline service delivery with a focus on accessibility, recovery, and continuity of care.

With qualifications in public health and psychology, Kylie brings over 15 years of operational and strategic leadership experience across a diverse range of health and community programs. Her portfolio includes oversight of TeamHEALTH’s Residential Services—including NDIS Supported Independent Living—and Adult Support outreach and recovery-focused programs.

Kylie is known for her grounded, collaborative approach and her dedication to building services that truly meet people where they are. She brings a strong understanding of the Territory’s unique mental health landscape and a clear vision for supporting individuals to live full, connected, and independent lives.

Gilliann is a values-driven executive leader with over 30 years’ experience in the community services sector, recently joining TeamHEALTH to lead strategic and operational delivery across housing, homelessness, disability, and aged care.

With postgraduate qualifications in Business Management and Aboriginal Studies, Gilliann brings both operational acumen and a cultural awareness to her leadership. She has worked closely with Aboriginal communities across urban, regional, and remote settings to co-design solutions that reflect local strengths, priorities, and cultural knowledge.

Gilliann is known for her collaborative and principled leadership style, her ability to navigate systems change, and her commitment to collective action that centres the voices of those with lived experience. She is passionate about place-based responses that foster connection, cultural safety, and long-term wellbeing.

Her leadership reflects a clear vision: that everyone deserves a safe place to call home and the opportunity to thrive.

John has been a valued member of TeamHEALTH since 2017, bringing a wealth of experience and a genuine commitment to the people and communities at the heart of the organisation's work. Drawing on a strong foundation built across the health and community sector, John joined TeamHEALTH's Adult Support Outreach programs before moving into a range of roles across residential services, building a well-rounded view of the organisation's work from the ground up.

A driving force behind the establishment and growth of TeamHEALTH's Prevention and Recovery Care (PARC) services, John has been central to a collective effort to expand the organisation's residential services, work that has made a tangible difference in the lives of many Territorians.

John's leadership is defined by deep listening, thoughtful reflection, and a genuine belief in the power of collaboration. He leads with the conviction that everyone has a stake in society and a right to belong, values that show up in everything from how he builds his teams to how services are designed and delivered.

John holds a strong and abiding commitment to reconciliation, First Nations rights, and the centrality of First Nations knowledge and expertise in shaping better outcomes for communities. This commitment is not simply professional; it runs to the core of who he is as a leader and a person.

John is currently furthering his expertise through a Masters of Public Health, reflecting his ongoing dedication to growing as a leader in service of TeamHEALTH's vision and mission.