Meet the people behind your training

With four decades of experience as a Registered Nurse in emergency and perioperative care across Australia, Fiji and the UK, Angela brings deep clinical knowledge and practical insight to her role as a health trainer. She’s committed to sharing knowledge, supporting learners, and strengthening health capability across Communities.

Dr Watt graduated with a PhD at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology after completing his thesis Urban Vakavanua: reconciling tradition and urban development investigating native land tenure, livelihoods, and communications practices.

He’s been involved in medical anthropology projects at Monash University and has been an enthusiastic teacher at several Melbourne universities.

Following his 25-year career in large-scale, high-risk operations across the globe – including in the mining, energy, and hospitality industries – Terry now delivers vocational education in leadership, project management, and business.

His teaching style focuses on translating complex operational knowledge into practical, results-driven understanding.

Donna is Yagilaith Djerring’s Lead Health Educator – with the team since 2022.

With over 35 years of experience as a Registered Nurse, Donna brings a deep clinical understanding to her teaching practice.

She loves seeing her graduates qualify as AHPs, and the positive impact they go on to make in their Communities.

A dedicated social worker holding a Master’s and PhD in Social Work, Saran brings extensive experience across mental health, family violence, and community services.

As Lead Educator at Yagilaith Djerring, she is passionate about supporting students to grow professionally and finds deep fulfilment in witnessing the positive impact they make in their communities.