Dr Clinton Schultz

BIO

Dr. Clinton Schultz is a distinguished academic and advocate who has made significant strides in advancing social and emotional well-being within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Armed with a B Psych Sciences (Hons) and a PhD, his impactful journey encompasses leadership roles, innovative program development, and cross-cultural competence.

SKILLS

Cultural Advocacy | Social and Emotional Well-being | Educational Leadership | Cross-Cultural Competence | Program Development | Strategic Planning | Board Governance | Community Engagement | Mental Health Advocacy

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Strategy at Black Dog Institute + Assistant Professor at Bond University + Indigenous Allied Health Association (IAHA) Professional of the Year + Established Marumali Consultations, specialising in cultural responsiveness training + Author - Forming Culturally Responsive Practice + RACGP-accredited cultural competence training + Directed cross-cultural Employee Assistance Program services for + Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforces + Board member of the Queensland First Children and Families Board + Deputy Chair of Queensland Child Death Review Committee Panel + Member of the Child Death Review Panel (2016-2019) + Advocated for social and emotional well-being in Indigenous communities + Contributed to the development of medical and allied health curricula promoting diversity