Tenille Moselen
Bachelor of Public Health & Public Health Nutrition | Master of Public Health
Senior Consultant

• Bio
• Recent projects
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Tenille has qualifications in public health, with experience in mental health and wellbeing, alcohol and drug and international development. Her passion is creating change through design and bringing stakeholders together to address complex problems. Tenille brings an intersectionality lens to her work offering expertise in designing and conducting research with vulnerable populations, she is particularly interested in exploring systems thinking for design.

Tenille has worked in implementation and evaluation, research and program management roles in the not-for-profit, academic and public sector. Most recently working in implementation and evaluation at an oncology institute. She led the study of the implementation of voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legalisation, primarily using qualitative research to capture the various layers of staff involvement and experience with VAD. The study was used to build the capacity of health services to support their staff in the implementation of the new legislation, and provide recommendations to the state government.

She has also worked as the lead researcher on the multi-year strengthening hospitals response to family violence study and the design, implementation and evaluation of a supporting carer’s project.
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Prior employment
Tenille worked in international development understanding the health needs of communities in South East Asia and the Pacific, designing community engagement programs for health students. In addition, Tenille has previously worked in the alcohol and drug sector evaluating intervention programs for at-risk populations.   

Projects Tenille has led or contributed to include:

•  DrinkWise Systems Mapping and Capability Building, DrinkWise.
• Safer Cities, Transport for NSW.
• Safe at Home Systems Mapping, McAuley Community Services for Women.
• Disability Justice Strategy Evaluation, ACT Office for Disability
• Social Innovators Challenge- Special Issue, Movember.
• Evaluation of the Social Innovators Challenge Phase 3, Movember.
• A Community for All Abilities Program Evaluation, Glen Eira City Council.
• Evaluation of the Community Engagement Program, Prevention Partnership Program and Strategic Partnership Program, Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation.

Evaluation experience prior to FPC:

• Evaluation of the implementation of Voluntary Assisted Dying in Victoria, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
• https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ajco.13869?af=R
• Consumer engagement through a patient parliament, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
• https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ajco.13869?af=R
• Who is caring for the carer? Supporting the wellbeing of cancer carers, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
• https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ajco.13869?af=R
• Strengthening Hospital Response to Family Violence – evaluation of health services staff from a metropolitan Melbourne hospital experience with family violence, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
• Strengthening Hospital Response to Family Violence – strategy development and evaluation, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
• Health Justice Partnership- Evaluation and Monitoring, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Inner Melbourne Community Legal
• Disability Action Plan- co-design, and development, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
• Evaluation of Men’s Shed, Peter MacCallum Foundation
• Implementation and evaluation of Peer Navigation Program, Peter MacCallum Foundation
• Patient parliament and community engagement evaluation, Peter MacCallum Foundation
• Living Free Project- reducing young women’s ( <18 years) contact with the justice system in the Frankston Mornington Peninsula region, Taskforce Community Agency
• Have fun, Be healthy- evaluation of an initiative to develop self-efficacy of young vulnerable mothers and children (<5 years) from low socioeconomic backgrounds with healthy skills, Playgroup QLD
• Evaluation of the ‘Day Program’- a five-week day rehabilitation program for alcohol and other drug users, Odyssey House Victoria

Tertiary qualifications

• Bachelor of Public Health & Public Health Nutrition, Griffith University
• Master of Public Health, Griffith University