Team Members
Dr. Lindsay Davidson
Chief Medical Officer (CMO)
Dr. Lindsay Davidson grew up outside the city of Aberdeen, Scotland and relocated permanently to Australia in 2013.
Dr. Lindsay is a highly skilled and experienced General Practitioner with over 18 years of experience in treating patients and has a strong passion for preventative health, women’s health and paediatrics.
Dr. Lindsay currently practices at Kambu Health Ipswich Clinic and Laidley Clinic, where she provides comprehensive care for patients within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community in Ipswich and West Moreton region.
Tian Mawhirt
A/General Manager Health
Born into a Defence Force family, I experienced the challenges and advantages of frequent relocations throughout my childhood, shaping my emotional resilience and adaptability.
These formative experiences fuelled my commitment to mental health advocacy, leading me to dedicate the past seven (7) years to the mental health and allied health sectors. During this time, I have witnessed the importance of accessible mental health care for all individuals.
Inspired by the incredible professionals I’ve had the privilege to work alongside, I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Human Services with a major in Counselling. My personal journey has instilled in me a passion for addressing barriers to mental health support, and I am dedicated to fostering understanding and compassion in every interaction.
As I continue to grow in my field, I aim to contribute to the development of effective strategies that enhance health accessibility and care, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
Todd Williams
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Todd serves as Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health (Kambu Health).
Prior to his appointment with Kambu Health Todd was the Director, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health at the Darling Downs West Moreton Primary Health Network (DDWMPHN).
Todd is a proud Aboriginal man who was raised on Wakka Wakka Country, with strong family ties to both Koa and Wakka Wakka through his grandparents.
Having lived and worked in the region for many years, Todd brings a wealth of experience in health, employment, and training.
In his role as Deputy Chief Executive Officer Todd ensures the delivery of culturally safe services and primary health care across the Ipswich and West Moreton region.
Passionate about mental health, Todd is a strong advocate for reducing the stigma around seeking support and assistance when needed.
Shirley Stinson
Chief Practitioner
Hello, I'm Shirley Stinson, Chief Practitioner, Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health (Kambu Health).
I have a Bachelor of Behavioural Science specializing in psychology. I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise in my role.
I have dedicated 17 years serving individuals and communities in the Non-Government sector. I have a strong commitment to improving the lives of others and work towards addressing the needs and challenges of the communities that I serve.
Through my extensive experience and deep understanding of the sector, I have developed a holistic approach that emphasizes empowerment and community engagement. I am passionate about fostering collaboration and partnership to create sustainable solutions and drive positive change.
I aim to make a meaningful impact in the lives of the people and community that I serve.
Stacee Caton
Director Corporate Services
Hi, my name is Stacee Caton, and I take great pride in my identity as a Kamilaroi woman.
My upbringing has been fortunate to span across Queensland and the Northern Territory.
I completed my education in Mount Isa, located on Kalkadoon Country. Shortly after, I embarked on a journey with the Queensland Government, Department of Communities.
My career has encompassed roles within both the State and Local Governments of Queensland and the Northern Territory. Specifically, my focus has been on Human Services, where I have engaged with areas such as Child Safety, Housing, and Youth Justice.
More recently, I have temporarily stepped away from my position within the Queensland Government to embrace a new opportunity as Director Corporate Services.
Melissa Lansbury
Director People, Culture & Events
Melissa Lansbury, Director People, Culture & Events at Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health (Kambu Health), professional development includes certification and training in Project Management, Six Sigma and ISO Certification, Business Continuity Planning, Cultural Competency Training, Front Line Management & Talent Development, and RACGP CPD Point Management.
These credentials reflect Melissa’s commitment to continuous learning and excellence in leadership, operational resilience, and cultural capability.
Melissa brings a wealth of experience in primary health care and a deep commitment to fostering inclusive workplace environments. Prior to this role, she led high-profile initiatives, including her work at Darling Downs and West Moreton PHN (DDWMPHN).
She is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of experience spanning education, telecommunications, and the not-for-profit (NFP) sector.
Passionate about people and culture, Melissa is dedicated to cultivating an environment where employees feel valued, empowered, and inspired to bring their best selves to work. Her strategic leadership focuses on ensuring that people are an organisation’s greatest asset, and she strives to build a workplace culture rooted in empowerment, growth, and inclusivity.