Amy Le Compte
Project Coordinator
Qualifications:
Master of Public Health, Charles Darwin University, currently completing (2025); Graduate Diploma in Public Health, Charles Darwin University, 2024; Bachelor Degree of Midwifery, Otago, New Zealand, 2010
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Biography:
Amy Le Compte is a Project Coordinator and Qualitative Researcher with the Remote Health Systems and Climate Change Centre, Menzies. She is based in Nhulunbuy, NT and currently oversees the Air in East Arnhem project. She has also previously worked with the maternal and child health team at Menzies on a large multi-centre randomised control trial.
Amy is in the final stages of completing her Master of Public Health (2025). She has an extensive clinical background as a Midwife, having fulfilled diverse roles across Australia, New Zealand, and in developing country settings. She brings a wealth of hands-on experience to her research role, especially in remote/developing countries and Indigenous health settings.
Research Themes
- Environmental Health and Climate Change
- Social determinants of health
- Indigenous health
- Child and Maternal Health
- Air in East Arnhem
- Extreme Heat and Pregnancy Complications (EHPC): Harnessing the diverse Australian climate and population for global answers
