Tim Inglis
Biography
Professor (Colonel) Tim Inglis is a Medical Microbiologist with the Western Australian state pathology service (PathWest), has academic appointments with the Schools of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University of Western Australia, and has a Translation Fellowship with the Western Australian Country Health Service and is lead investigator on an NHMRC IDEAS grant (2021/GNT2012074). He has served as a specialist medical officer with the Army Medical Corps since 2002, including on Operation Solania, COVID-19 and Aged Care Assist. During OCA he served as Senior Medical Officer to Task Force 629.6 throughout the pandemic. In previous appointments he has been Supervising Pathologist 1 HSB, SMO 13 BDE and SMO 2DIV. He is currently posted to Health Reserves Advisory Group-West.
Contributions
| Title | Date Published | Content Type |
|---|---|---|
| Germs For Generals: Biological threat assessment in a changing world order | Journal article | |
| Volume 9, Number 1, Autumn | Journal | |
| Book Review - All the King’s Men: The British Redcoat in the Era of Sword and Musket | Journal article | |
| Book Review - Soldiers: Army Lives and Loyalties from Redcoats to Dusty Warriors | Journal article | |
| The Long Shadow of COVID-19 | Land Power Forum Article |
