The senior executive leadership team supports the Chief Executive to establish, deliver and evaluate eHealth NSW’s frameworks for strategy and performance and managing governance and risk.
Richard is a transformative digital health leader with over 20 years of ICT experience, combining a clinical background in pharmacy with a proven track record across both public and private healthcare organisations.
Richard started his role on 20 January 2025. He was previously National Director of Digital Health at Calvary Health Care. He has also served as the Chief Information Officer for Sydney Local Health District (2019 – 2023), leading the Digital Health and Innovation team and overseeing major initiatives including the NSW Health Vaccination Centre systems and the RPA Virtual Hospital.
Alison Cameron is the Director of ICT Procurement and Asset Management, responsible for leading high-profile and critical ICT procurements on behalf of eHealth NSW and the NSW Health system, overseeing supplier governance and building system-wide alignment of hardware and asset management.
Building a high-performance team through creating a culture where people are heard and feel valued is one of her key goals.
Alison has experience leading large-scale transformations in both the private and public sector. Before joining eHealth NSW, she was Program Director of a multi-year international procurement transformation program in the banking sector, with a focus on supplier risk, technology implementations, and policy uplift.
She is passionate about learning and, in addition to a master’s degree from Scotland’s Aberdeen University, has gained qualifications from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and University of NSW’s Australian Graduate School of Management.
Away from work Alison is involved in her local church, has recently discovered the racquet game Padel and loves her Honda CMX 500 Rebel motorbike.
William Chen is the Director of Finance at eHealth NSW, responsible for overseeing the finance, risk management, sustainability, and governance functions within the organisation.
William has over 17 years of finance leadership experience across large and complex organisations in the technology services, telecommunications, digital, and retail sectors. He has a proven track record of leading large-scale transformations that deliver sustainable value, and guiding organisations through change in fast-paced, technology-driven environments.
Since 2016, he has also served as an Officer in the Australian Army Reserve, contributing to national defence efforts, giving back to the community.
He holds a Master of Business (Accountancy), has been a Chartered Accountant (CAANZ) since 2010, and recently completed a Diploma in Business Strategy and Artificial Intelligence with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Andrew Elliott is the Executive Director of Strategy, Architecture and Transformation (SATO) at eHealth NSW. Leading the efficiencies and cost savings across several ICT & Digital initiatives to achieve a connected, equitable and efficient suite of services for the benefit of the whole of NSW Health.
Andrew has more than 30 years' experience across the business IT industry, successfully partnering with organisations nationally and globally to help them fulfil their customer’s needs. With expertise in the roll out large-scale systems, applications and new technology across the industrial manufacturing, education and health industries.
Prior to joining eHealth, Andrew served as Director, Digital Health (CIO) at South Eastern Sydney Local Health District and previously at Southern NSW & Murrumbidgee Local Health District’s, offering ICT knowledge from both a rural and metropolitan community perspective.
Andrew holds a Bachelor of Information Technology, a Master of Management and is a certified SAP consultant in business intelligence. Andrew is also a graduate and member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Rachael Lunn is the Director of People and Culture for eHealth NSW and is responsible for leading and managing culture and organisational development, people and organisational change, human resources, and recruitment. Rachael and her team provide expert advice on people and culture best-practice to develop workforce strategies, ensuring alignment to the overall eHealth NSW strategy.
Rachael has had a distinguished career within both the public and private sectors, in a variety of roles, including consulting, organisational development, recruitment and generalist human resources. She is passionate about creating a culture where people feel valued and included, and aims to build these values into her own work and that of her teams.
Rachael’s qualifications include a Master of Industrial and Organisational Psychology and a Bachelor of Social Science.
Jacob Roy is a senior executive with over 27 years of experience spanning technology services, digital transformation, and service integration across both the private and public sectors. In his current dual role as Director of the Customer Services Directorate and ICT Director at 1 Reserve Road for the NSW Ministry of Health, he is responsible for leading enterprise-wide customer engagement strategies, overseeing the Service Management Office of eHealth NSW. He is also a key ICT Liaison officer for the Ministry of Health.
Since joining NSW Health in 2012, Jacob has held key leadership positions across eHealth NSW, Western Sydney Local Health District, and the Ministry of Health. He is widely recognised as a strategic and strong people leader for his ability to lead complex transformations, drive operational excellence, and deliver strategic outcomes in highly dynamic environments.
He holds a Master’s degree in Telecommunication Engineering and an undergraduate degree in Electronics Engineering, with a strong foundation in software development. Outside of his professional commitments, he is an avid culinary enthusiast, a dedicated musician, and a passionate gardener.
Josie Senoga is the Director of the Office of the Chief Executive, supporting Richard Taggart and helping to advance the organisation’s priorities. She provides strategic leadership across statewide ICT policy development, privacy, executive services and governance.
With a career spanning both public and private sectors, Josie brings extensive experience in developing and implementing complex policy initiatives, managing high-performing teams, and building collaborative relationships across NSW Health and government. She is committed to fostering a culture of excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement within eHealth NSW.
Josie holds a Master of Public Policy from the University of Sydney and a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Psychology and Leadership Studies from the University of Richmond, Virginia.
Richard Weir is the Executive Director, Service Delivery and Chief Technology Officer, eHealth NSW. He is responsible for managing the organisation’s statewide platforms, and a Service Delivery team of more than 1,400 IT professionals across 8 portfolios.
These include corporate and clinical application development and support, integration and technology services, data analytics, along with Cloud and cyber security practices for NSW Health.
Richard brings over 15 years global and national leadership experience across telecommunications, software, financial services, payments and consulting. Richard is passionate about using industry-leading methodologies and effective change management practices to deliver exceptional outcomes for customers and organisations.
Richard’s qualifications include 3 diplomas in Business, Management and Banking and Strategy Management from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).