Academic Level E
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Emeritus Professor Sue Gordon is a nationally recognised leader in ageing and aged care, working collaboratively with the aged care workforce, service providers, older Australians, community organisations, and government bodies to advance best practice and evidence-based care. Her career spans clinical, academic and strategic domains, bringing a unique blend of expertise to improving the ageing experience.
Sue has held prominent roles at Flinders University, including Chair of Restorative Care - a joint funded appointment with ACH group - and was a founding Professor and Research Director of Aged Care Research & Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA). She currently serves as the Chair of the National Aged Care Advisory Council, guiding policy and innovation at a national level.
With a strong track record in leading national and international research, Sue is passionate about transforming the trajectory of ageing. Her work focuses on developing and implementing innovative solutions that promote healthy, independent living and extend the quality of life for older Australians.
Doctor of Philosophy (Health Science) University of South Australia
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) South Australian Institute of Technology
Graduate Diploma in Business Administration Australian Institute of Business
Graduate Certificate Tertiary Teaching James Cook University
Authored over 140 publications in peer reviewed journals.
Lead investigator in grants worth over $65 million.