Professor and Matthew Flinders Fellow (Research)
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Professor Prue Cormie is an exercise physiologist clinician researcher whose work focuses on the application of exercise as medicine in cancer care. She is driven to enhance the lives of people with cancer through innovative research and effectively translating evidence into practice. Prue believes every cancer patient should have access to person-centred exercise medicine as part of routine cancer care.
Prue has committed her career to addressing critical challenges faced by people with cancer; co-creating innovative solutions, using deeply stakeholder informed interdisciplinary approaches, that lead to impactful outcomes for patients as well as the health professionals and organisations that care for them. Her current research efforts are focused on closing the evidence-to-practice gap in exercise oncology.
Professor Prue Cormie is a passionate educator who regularly distils exercise oncology evidence into educational seminars, workshops and lectures presented to health professionals, allied health professionals, health sector stakeholders, scientists, students and people with cancer.
Professor Prue Cormie has held leadership positions within various professional organisations, national and international consortiums, health services and universities.