Dr. Anna Moran completed her Ph.D. in 2009 in health services research at the University of Sheffield, looking at the ways to successfully use support workers (or assistants) to increase workforce flexibility and improve patient outcomes in community settings. She has worked in academic positions teaching Research Methods to medical and allied health students and implementing, coordinating, and supervising higher-degree research programs. Her most recent employment has been as a contractor for professional associations and other nongovernment organizations providing research assistance, research development, and project management. She is also a business partner and physiotherapist in a successful private physiotherapy practice in regional Victoria. Currently, she is employed as a Rural Health Academic Network research coordinator for Albury-Wodonga Health as part of the Melbourne Medical School, Department of Rural Health. Her interests are in the allied health professions, workforce change, and evidence synthesis.