Jenny Green

Jenny is a Midwife at The Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (RPA) in Sydney and a midwifery
academic and PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). Alongside her
clinical and academic roles, she is also an active member of the Australian College of
Midwives, a NSWNMA Delegate of the RPA Branch and on the editorial board of the
Practising Midwife Australia
After gaining midwifery registration in Australia Jenny completed a dual Masters in Public
Health and Health Leadership and Management before embarking on a PhD in 2022. Prior
to her career in midwifery, she developed a diverse professional background over more
than a decade in television production management in the United Kingdom. In this role, she
oversaw organisational operations, production coordination, and financial management in
complex, high-pressure environments. Jenny applies her robust skill set in leadership,
project management, communication, and organisational governance throughout her
clinical and academic professional roles.
Jenny’s PhD research aims to address education gaps amongst healthcare providers
regarding the long-term health risks after hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP).
Through the implementation of targeted evidence-based education and follow-up after
HDP, her work aims to improve the capacity of healthcare providers to implement evidence-
based care after HDP whilst also improving the transition from hospital to primary care for
women in the postnatal period.
Jenny is passionate about optimising the privileged and valuable opportunity afforded to
midwives and healthcare providers throughout maternity care. Combining her diverse
skillset and ongoing research endeavours, Jenny aspires to drive meaningful change

throughout the Australian health system to improve the long-term health outcomes of
women and their families.