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Professional Services (PS) staff

  • Jo Moolenaar

    Jo Moolenaar - Project Officer

    Jo joined HCRI in October 2021 having worked in the higher education sector since 2016, with a background in events, student experience, and project administration.  As Project Officer, Jo works on LEAP and provides administrative support for the Director of HCRI and Academic and PS team managers. She is the primary administrative point of contact on a wide range of operational aspects within the office. 

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  • Stephanie Rinaldi

    Stephanie Rinaldi – Research Programmes Manager

    Stephanie manages HCRI's research prgrammes, including the collaboration with the World Health Organisation. Stephanie has a doctorate in Political Theory and joined HCRI in January 2017 to support its Emergency Medical Teams (EMT) research programmes. In Jan 2019 she became Programme Manager of the FCDO-funded research project 'Researching the Impact of Attacks on Healthcare (RIAH)' working closely with the PI and HCRI Exexcutive Director, Larissa Fast.

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  • Aggie Johnson

    Aggie Johnson - Communications Assistant

    Aggie manages HCRI's communication channels including our newsletters, blog, web development and advertising campaigns. She also assists on the HCRI Policy Brief Series and HCRI's events. She has an MA in Visual Anthropology and a BA in Philosophy with a background in the community work, media, film and business development. 

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