She currently serves as a Regional Practice Leader for Research & Knowledge Translation at Interior Health, where she uses her expertise as a facilitator and systems-thinker to enable people across health systems to use and do more research as part of their everyday work. She teaches courses and provides guest lectures on global health, research, knowledge translation and health policy. She has been actively involved in programs and leadership for the Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research (CCGHR) since 2004 and currently co-chairs the organization’s Policy & Advocacy Committee. She is the lead facilitator of dialogue-based research on issues of research governance, the results of which led to the development of the equity-centred 2015 CCGHR Principles for Global Health Research.