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Siti Noraida is a medical doctor with a Master's in Global Migration & Social Justice and a Master's in Business Administration. Her research interests include Refugee Health Ethics, Social Justice, Health Disparities, Social Determinants of Health, Islamic Ethics, and the well-being of healthcare workers. With over 25 years of medical practice, she has significant experience in hospital management and general practice, focusing on providing excellent healthcare to underserved populations. Siti leads a team at Monash University, specifically in the Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences, where she also coordinates medical ethics courses. Additionally, she has played a vital role in various charity organizations, founding multiple healthcare facilities to serve refugee and underprivileged communities. Her advocacy work and commitment to enhancing healthcare services for marginalized populations have earned her several international awards, including the Julia Taft Refugee Grant Award and the Gold Award from the Government of Cambodia. Her current research examines ethical care challenges faced by healthcare workers who deliver services to refugees and asylum seekers in Malaysia. Siti is deeply engaged in addressing health inequities and promoting social justice through her academic and professional endeavors.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC
Teaching and coordinating courses in medical ethics and healthcare management.
Various Healthcare Facilities • Malaysia
Practicing medicine with a focus on refugee health and community healthcare.
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