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New ACHS president and office bearers announced


Thursday, 01 June, 2017

New ACHS president and office bearers announced

The (ACHS) has elected Professor Len Notaras AM as its new president. Formerly vice president of the council, Professor Notaras will take over as president from John Smith PSM.

Professor Notaras was elected ACHS vice president in 2015 and is a government (Northern Territory Health) representative on the council. He has been a board member since 2002 as well as an board member since 2009.

鈥淚 am honoured to be the new president of ACHS, which continues to have a distinguished role in delivering healthcare accreditation services to the Australian healthcare industry and overseas countries,鈥 Professor Notaras said.

鈥淥n behalf of the board of directors I wish to extend our thanks to Mr Smith PSM for his work as president since 2015, as well as his previous roles as vice president and treasurer and for advancing the profile and reach of ACHS. Mr Smith has had a long association with ACHS and will continue as a board member.鈥

Adjunct Associate Professor Karen Linegar, a representative of the and ACHS president from 2011鈥2015, will step into the position of vice president. Stephen Walker from the will meanwhile continue as treasurer 鈥 a post he has held since 2012.

ACHS CEO Dr Christine Dennis congratulated the office bearers on their appointments, saying the council is 鈥減rivileged to have a board of directors who are keen to drive the agenda for improving quality and safety in health and ensure that Australia has a peak performing healthcare accreditation organisation representative of the healthcare industry鈥.

Pictured: Incoming ACHS President Professor Len Notaras.

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