Dr Bianca Middleton is an Associate Editor with the MJA. She is employed as a paediatrician with the Royal Darwin Hospital and Northern Territory Centre for Disease Control, and is also a Senior Research Fellow at the Menzies School of Health Research, Darwin.
She completed her undergraduate medical degree with Monash University, has qualifications in general paediatrics with the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, and completed her PhD at Charles Darwin University. Her research focuses on improving immunisation schedules and uptake for people living in rural and remote northern Australia.
Competing interests
- Recipient of NHMRC and MRFF grants
- Recipient of RACP Research Establishment Fellowship Award
- Co-Deputy Chair Australasian Society for Infectious Disease Vaccine Special Interest Group.