Graeme Boardley
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Graeme Boardley
Adjunct Associate Professor, Midwifery / Curtin University
Graeme Boardley is a registered nurse and midwife, and has worked in the WA Health system since 1984. His experience includes clinical, management, and executive positions across tertiary, secondary metropolitan, and country health services.
Mr Boardley was the first male to be appointed as the executive director of midwifery, nursing and patient support services (formerly known as Matron or DON) in the history of King Edward Memorial Hospital.
Mr Boardley is also an adjunct associate professor of midwifery at Curtin University, past president of Women’s Healthcare Australasia and board member since 2009.
He has a Bachelor of Health Sciences (Nursing) with Honours, a Masters of Nursing by research, and Post Graduate Health Service Management qualifications.
Mr Boardley was the first male to be appointed as the executive director of midwifery, nursing and patient support services (formerly known as Matron or DON) in the history of King Edward Memorial Hospital.
Mr Boardley is also an adjunct associate professor of midwifery at Curtin University, past president of Women’s Healthcare Australasia and board member since 2009.
He has a Bachelor of Health Sciences (Nursing) with Honours, a Masters of Nursing by research, and Post Graduate Health Service Management qualifications.
