Professor Julia Brotherton is a public health physician and Medical Director of Population Health, VCS Foundation, Melbourne, Australia. She is Professor of Cancer Prevention Policy and Implementation at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne, Professorial Fellow at the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance and Visiting Professor, University of Malaya. She is a medical graduate from the University of Newcastle, has a MPH and PhD from the University of Sydney, and holds a Fellowship in Public Health Medicine. Julia was Medical Director of the former National HPV Vaccination Program Register and for over fifteen years has been involved in research and policy development informing the implementation and evaluation of HPV vaccination programs. She was a lead investigator in Australian research demonstrating the world’s first evidence of dramatic declines in both HPV infections and pre-cancerous cervical lesions in young women post- vaccination. She has 220 publications to date and is a member of the WHO Director General's Expert Advisory Group on Cervical Cancer Elimination, CHIC’s global HPV Vaccine Council, and the Single Dose HPV Vaccination Evaluation Consortium. Julia cochairs the SUCCESS ECHO program, an Indo Pacific region community of practice focused on WHO’s cervical cancer elimination strategy.