Dr Maxine Moore

Maxine is MD Director (Student Success and Support) in the College of Medicine and Public Health at Flinders University, where she provides strategic leadership across the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program in the areas of student wellbeing, academic progression, and student experience. Her work centres on the design and implementation of program-wide approaches that support student success within a complex, distributed medical program.

She also plays a key role in curriculum governance and quality assurance, contributing to the alignment of the MD program with Australian Medical Council standards, and leading initiatives that integrate wellbeing, professional identity formation, and feedback literacy into the curriculum.

Prior to joining Flinders, Maxine spent six years at the University of Sydney, where she managed professional education units within the Faculty of Education and Social Work. She has also worked as a high-school English teacher, writer, and editor.

Maxine completed her doctoral studies in 2012. Her research employed narrative inquiry to explore teachers’ perceptions of their professional education experiences, reflecting a longstanding interest in professional learning, identity, and development across the lifespan.