This structure is designed to provide efficiencies in all areas, including the support and management of staff. This structure incorporates a holistic and multi-disciplinary approach by organising Latrobe Community Health Service activities into groupings that reflect our organisational priorities.
The five directorates are Aged Care, Community Care, Primary Health, Corporate and NDIS Services.
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Paul Ostrowski
Chief Executive Officer
Paul commenced as Chief Executive Officer in 2023, and has 25 years of experience in the health and community services sector. Prior to joining Latrobe Community Health Service, Paul was Chief Executive Officer of CareConnect. Paul has a Bachelor of Engineering, a Masters of Management, and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD).
Andrina Romano
Executive Director – Primary Health
Andrina is responsible for clinical services including GP services, dental services, allied health, district nursing, palliative care, paediatric services, specialist nursing (wound management, stoma therapy, continence and dementia), chronic disease management, emergency relief and the Latrobe Primary Priority Care Centre.
Steve Avery
Executive Director – Corporate and Chief Financial Officer
Steve is responsible for finance and procurement, information and communication technology, governance, client services, facilities and fleet, marketing and communications, client reporting/records and human resources. Steve is also the Chief Financial Officer of the company.
Steve has 25 years of experience in the health services sector. Prior to joining Latrobe Community Health Service, Steve has held a number of senior management roles in public, not-for-profit and for-profit health care organisations.
Steve has a Bachelor of Business, an Executive Masters of Business Administration, and is an active registered Certified Practicing Accountant (CPA).
Vince Massaro
Executive Director – NDIS Services
Vince is responsible for NDIS Services, incorporating Local Area Coordination (LAC) and Early Childhood Approach (EC) services.
LAC services assist eligible participants to engage with the NDIS and support participants to create and implement their plans, along with providing capacity building activities and information, linkages and support for people not eligible for the NDIS.
Early Childhood Approach services undertake a holistic assessment of children with developmental delay or disability and their families. In delivering EC we assist families to determine the right supports to help meet their individual goals.
Michelle Francis
Executive Director – Community Care
Michelle is responsible for overseeing alcohol and other drug treatment services, counselling, including family violence and gambling services, headspace Morwell and youth services, centre and community based aged and mental health support and community development services.
Michelle oversees Latrobe Community Health Service’s lead role in several consortia and partnerships, which include pharmacotherapy, multicultural affairs and citizenship, elder abuse prevention and catchment-based planning.
She is the executive sponsor of Latrobe Community Health Service’s reconciliation action plan, LGBTI working group, diversity and enablement plans and the healthy workplace committee.
Matt Vella
Executive Director – Aged Care
Matt is responsible for the Aged Care directorate, Home Care Services, Commonwealth Home Support and Carers Program and Your Care Choice which oversees centre and community-based aged care support and community development services.
Matt has a leading role in several consortia and partnerships, which includes elder abuse prevention and catchment-based planning.
Michelle Webster
Executive Director – People, Learning and Culture
Michelle is responsible for recruitment and on boarding, industrial and employee relations, volunteering, and development of positive organisational culture.
With a strong background in strategy, Michelle is dedicated to enhancing the learning and development programs within Latrobe Community Health Service, aligning the workforce with the strategic goals of the organisation, ensuring the continuous growth and engagement of all employees.
Michelle has a Master of Business Administration, a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physical Education) and a Graduate Certificate in Health Promotion.
Arindam Chaudhuri
Executive Director – Digital Health
An accomplished Digital Health Executive, Arindam is responsible for digital transformation, technology diffusion, and capacity-building across the organisation.
Arindam is highly-experienced in the healthcare sector with more than 25 years of experience working as a technology professional in both the public and private sector in Australia. Prior to joining Latrobe Community Health Service, Arindam was Executive Director Digital Health at Northern Adelaide Local Health Network.
Arindam has a Master of Business Administration, a Master of Engineering, and a Bachelor of Engineering