Members

Ellice Willcourt is a lecturer in Occupational Therapy at Flinders University in the Master of Occupational Therapy and Bachelor of Health Science programs. She graduated in 2003 from James Cook University in North Queensland with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. Ellice has spent most of her clinical career working in adult mental health services across adult services in crisis, community, inpatient, and community residential settings within Southern Adelaide and Central Queensland. Ellice has worked at Flinders University since 2012. She is currently course coordinator of the master’s program and completing a Master of Health and Clinical Research. Ellice looks forward to working with the OTA Association as a member of the SA Divisional Council to support the occupational therapy profession into the future.

Hannah Crockett Naini graduated with Bachelor of Health Science and Master of Occupational Therapy from Flinders University in 2021. Now a new graduate Occupational Therapist, Hannah works within the Rewire Program at Brain Injury SA. Hannah is passionate about supporting individuals with acquired brain injuries to help them embrace life and engage in meaningful occupations. Hannah served as a student representative on the SA Divisional Council and is now looking forward to transitioning into being a new graduate representative. She hopes to provide perspectives through the lens of a new graduate and she maintains a keen interest in understanding the ways in which she can support the occupational therapy profession.

Jessica Muller has worked in rural South Australia in both government and tertiary education sectors since graduating from the University of South Australia. Jessica has clinical experience across a range of areas in rural practice contexts, particularly working with adult populations in community-based settings and compliments this with experience in service development, delivery, evaluation and research.

Kate is a qualified Occupational Therapist obtaining her Bachelor of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy in 2003. Kate commenced her career in clinical hospital and community based OT completing assessment and treatment of Activities of Daily Living, mobility, cognition, manual handling and health education both in Australia and the UK.

Spending the past 22 years living and working in regional locations, Sarah Baker has a passion for rural health. Sarah recently returned to South Australia to commence the role of Advanced Clinical Lead, Occupational Therapy for the Rural Support Service in SA Health.

Sarah McMullen-Roach is a UniSA lecturer in the occupational therapy program and has experience in a range of practice areas including adult neurology, healthcare management, aged care, complex injury management, acute care, vocational rehabilitation and seating and postural management.

With a significant interest in the intersection between technology and activity participation, Will Crowe is an OT who’s dominant area of practice involves in the prescription of assistive and inclusive technological equipment to assist his client’s attain their goals.