The Australian Dental and Oral Health Therapists Association (ADOHTA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Jasmine Bulman as its new Executive Officer.

ADOHTA, the peak professional body representing Dental and Oral health therapists across Australia, is excited to welcome Jasmine to lead the charge in driving positive change and advocating for the advancement of oral health care in the country.

Jasmine brings with her an exceptional background in policy and advocacy as Principal Adviser with the Australian Dental Prosthetists Association, where she demonstrated an extensive understanding of the dental professions, policy development, compliance and regulatory frameworks as well as stakeholder engagement. With her wealth of knowledge and strategic acumen, Jasmine is poised to propel ADOHTA into a new era of excellence and innovation.

As ADOHTA's Executive Officer, Jasmine will collaborate with our esteemed members, partners, and external stakeholders to enhance access to essential oral health care for Australia’s priority populations. Her visionary approach and dedication to patient-centred care align with ADOHTA's mission to promote oral health awareness and empower Oral Health professionals to deliver the highest quality care to their patients.

"We are thrilled to have Jasmine Bulman join ADOHTA as our new Executive Officer," said Dr. Nicole Stormon, President of ADOHTA. "Her vast experience and expertise will undoubtedly bolster our efforts in advocating for the Oral Health professions and strengthening the role of Dental and Oral health therapists in the broader healthcare landscape."

Miss Bulman’s appointment comes at a critical juncture for the dental industry and professions, as it faces new challenges and opportunities. With her in-depth knowledge of policies, Jasmine will work closely with stakeholders to foster a collaborative environment that supports the growth and development of dental professionals across the nation.

"I am honoured to lead ADOHTA in the role of Executive Officer," said Jasmine Bulman. "I am eager to collaborate with our external stakeholders, including associations, oral health organisations, policymakers, consumer bodies and industry leaders, to create positive changes that benefit not only our members but also the broader community in need of oral health care."

By fostering strong partnerships and engaging in meaningful dialogue, ADOHTA aims to address the evolving needs of patients and dental practitioners alike.

Taken from Australian Dental and Oral Health Therapists Association (ADOHTA) Media Release on 31 July 2023.