Mission Statement

To work with our community to provide primary health care services that strengthen the ability of individuals and families to make choices that will improve their health and well being.

Values

We value integrity, credibility and respect for the individual
We respect the knowledge and diversity of our people
We build partnerships through communication and collaboration
We take a proactive and evidence based approach to service delivery
We believe in striving for excellence through continuous improvement and innovation

We aim to improve our knowledge and understanding of the health and primary care needs of the community

Goals

To enhance its strategic position to build and develop networks and alliances
To develop and strengthen its capacity to enable growth and development
To provide innovative programs and services by engaging the community in its activities
To position the organisation for future growth

Primary Care Connect Strategic Plan 2009 - 2012
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Organisational Structure

	Jill Hutchison, Chief Executive Officer RN, RM, RPN, BHA (UNSW), Assoc. Dip Accounting, MBA, FACHSM, CE, GAICD
	Barbara Brown (President) M.B.A., B.Litt.(Hons), B.S.W., B.A., Grad.Dip.Student Welfare, T.I.T.C. Barbara has been a member of the Board since 2001 and has a sound understanding of strategic planning and a high level of commitment to the community.
	David Jones - Board Member B.A.(Hons), Ma.Ed (Monash); MAPS An inaugural Board Member, David displays strong skills and qualifications in corporate management, human resources and finance/audit management. He has a high level of understanding and commitment to the community and is Chair of the Finance/Audit Sub Committee.
	Dr Menon Parameswaran - Board Member B.Sc., MSc., Ph.D., Med. Admin, MAIAST Menon has extensive experience in the field of education and research. He brings to the GVCHS Board his experience and involvement across a number of industries, universities and government departments.
	Greg George - Board Member LL.B, B.Juris. Greg expertise and qualifications are in corporate management, legal, risk management and clinical governance areas. His understanding of the community, particularly rural needs, capital management, strategic planning and human resources is an asset to the Board.
	Don Kilgour - Board Member Cert IV WTA Don joined the Board in 2003 and has been a valuable member, particularly in relation to his expertise in the marketing/public relations area.
	Gloria Kilmartin - Board Member RN (Div 1), MN. (Melb.), CDE Gloria is a registered nurse with a long standing commitment to addressing the needs of chronic diseases in the community environment. She has held many honorary positions in the health professional environment and is Chair of the Clinical Governance Sub Committee.
	Danielle Cricelli - Board Member Danielle joined Primary Care Connect in late 2011 and brings with her qualifications in Law and Media Studies. Danielle was raised in the Goulburn Valley. Danielle is committed to access and community progression. With a diverse experience in legal representation she is able to align her experience of the social outcomes of traumatic experiences with the services provided at Primary Care Connect.
	Kevin Boote - Board Member Kevin commenced with Primary Care Connect in late 2011. Kevin has been involved in all aspects of community life over his 35 years of residence in the shire Murrindindi. He has managed fitness and community centres in the district and served on numerous sporting and community organisational boards and committees.  His board experience includes Ambulance Victoria, disability care, youth advocacy and sporting organisations and is currently Chair of the Board at Darlingford Upper Goulburn Nursing Home.
	Michelle Luscombe - Board Member Michelle commenced with PCC in late 2011 and brings with her a strong background in business management.  Michelle is a qualified accountant with experience in management accounting and the not-for-profit sector. She was previously Chief Executive Officer of United Way Goulburn Valley Community Fund.