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Amanda Cattermole confirmed as new ADHA CEO

4 September 2020
By Kate McDonald

The current CEO of Medicare and deputy secretary of the health and aged care group at the Department of Human Services Amanda Cattermole has been appointed as the new CEO of the Australian Digital Health Agency.

Ms Cattermole has been in charge of the modernisation of the Medicare, PBS and aged care payments systems at DHS, now Services Australia, for the past two years.

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