Donna Hartz
Aboriginal Australian midwife, academic and member of the Kamilaroi peoples of north eastern New South Wales
About Donna Hartz
Donna Hartz was an Australian.
Donna Hartz is an Aboriginal Australian midwife, academic and member of the Kamilaroi peoples of north eastern New South Wales. She grew up in the western suburbs of Sydney.
Hartz is currently an associate professor of midwifery at Charles Darwin University.
Hartz is best known for her work on the "Birthing on Country" project, focused on Aboriginal maternal health. She is an investigator on an NHMRC Partnership Grant, ‘BOOSt: Building on Our Strengths’.
Hartz is a registered nurse and midwife. She has been an academic leader at the University of Sydney’s National Centre of Cultural Competence, an adjunct associate professor at the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Western Sydney University and a casual academic at the University of Technology Sydney. Hartz was on the Board of Trustees at the Rhodanthe Lipsett Indigenous Midwifery Charitable Fund.
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Aboriginal Australian midwife, academic and member of the Kamilaroi peoples of north eastern New South Wales
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