Dr Hayley Dyke
Head of Surveillance and Response, Centre of Disease Control - Public Health Division
Dr Hayley Dyke is a public health physician (FAFPHM) working in the NT Centre for Disease Control as the Head of Surveillance and Response since January 2024, overseeing the monitoring of communicable diseases and public health responses to communicable disease cases and outbreaks across the NT. She holds a Masters of Applied Epidemiology from ANU, in addition to a Masters of Public Health, majoring in Disaster Health and Humanitarian Assistance from JCU.
Hayley undertook her public health training in Tasmania, gaining experience in communicable diseases and immunisation, environmental epidemiology (particularly air pollution), and social health and wellbeing. She is passionate about communicable disease prevention, disaster preparedness, and teaching and mentoring to build the public health workforce and public health awareness and practices across all healthcare settings.