Andrew Way
Andrew Way commenced as CEO of Alfred Health on 1 July 2009. Alfred Health provides services from three hospital sites in inner south east Melbourne, as well as a wide range of community services. The Alfred, the largest and best known of these sites is co-located with the Baker IDI, Burnet Institute and Monash University, together forming the Alfred Medical Research and Education Precinct – AMREP. Andrew holds an adjunct clinical associate professorship from Monash University.
Prior to his relocation to Melbourne Andrew has had an extensive career in the NHS in the UK, most recently as CEO of Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust, a major London teaching hospital associated with University College London. Whilst there he helped support the creation of one of the UK's Academic Health Science Centres, UCLPartners, a joint venture between UCL, UCL Hospitals, Great Ormond St Hospital, Moorfields Hospital and the Royal Free - a venture with nearly £2bn turnover. In addition to his keen interest in the development of clinical academic medicine, Andrew has created initiatives in patient safety, service process design and improvement, within the context of strong financial results.
