MPH, BMedSci (Hons)
• Program Manager and Youth Engagement Specialist, Global Adolescent Health, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute


Molly O’Sullivan is an experienced public health professional with over 10 years’ experience in research coordination, youth engagement and health communications. Skilled in managing complex, multi-stakeholder projects and fostering international collaborations in adolescent health research. Molly has expertise in developing and implementing effective communication strategies; tailoring health information for diverse audiences and translating research into practice and implementing meaningful youth participation in research.

Proven track record in budget planning and management, event management, leading the development of scalable global health resources; and applying in-depth knowledge of adolescent development and health promotion.

Molly is the immediate past co-chair of the International Association for Adolescent Health Emerging Professionals Network (IAAH EPN). The IAAH EPN is a growing community of students, trainees and early career professionals (800+) who are interested in improving the health of adolescents locally, nationally and globally. The EPN provides a forum for members to share training opportunities in adolescent health and supports networking, mentorship, and leadership development.