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Professor Amanda Henry is a globally recognized expert in the field of Women's Health, currently serving as the Program Head at the George Institute for Global Health and as a Professor at the University of New South Wales (UNSW). With extensive academic qualifications including a PhD, Master of Public Health, and fellowships with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, she combines clinical practice as an obstetrician at St George Public Hospital with active research and teaching roles. Her research focuses on high-risk pregnancy, particularly the relationship between pregnancy complications and non-communicable diseases, postpartum health, and the impact of the microbiome on pregnancy outcomes. Professor Henry leads various research projects related to preeclampsia and obstetric ultrasound, collaborates with multiple research teams both nationally and internationally, and closely works with the Obstetric Medicine Research Group. She is also deeply involved in supervising undergraduate and postgraduate research students, promoting critical thinking and evidence-based practice in her teachings, and has received numerous grants aimed at improving healthcare for women during and after pregnancy.
George Institute for Global Health • Sydney, Australia
Leads research initiatives and programs focusing on women's health, particularly related to pregnancy.
University of New South Wales • Sydney, Australia
Engages in teaching and supervision of students in medical fields, focusing on evidence-based care.
St George Public Hospital • Sydney, Australia
Provides clinical care for high-risk pregnancies and leads multidisciplinary care teams.
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