
Executive Team

Director of Clinical Services and Nursing
Sharon Edmondson
Sharon commenced her nursing career at Corryong Health an enrolled nurse In 1981 after returning to her home town of Corryong.
Later in her nursing career Sharon who is passionate about rural and remote nursing, wanted to contribute more to the sustainability health of the Upper Murray community, completed her Bachelor of Nursing and Graduate Diploma of Health Service Management at Charles Sturt University in 2000.
After graduating, had a variety of nursing role in metropolitan hospitals to gain experience in emergency, trauma, and surgical nursing.
Over time she transitioned a variety management roles at Corryong Health.

Director of Business Services
Tony Vinckx
Tony Vinckx joined the Corryong Health team in June 2022. Tony has more than 25 years’ experience working in learning & development, human resource management and vocational education & training. Tony was born in Bowral but has professionally lived in various rural locations and has worked for State and Commonwealth government departments, local government and as a consultant. Tony holds a number of tertiary qualifications including Human Resources Management, Business Management, Information Technology and Training & Assessment.
Tony’s forte is all aspects of employee relations and has a passion using Adobe Captivate to develop interactive and engaging eLearning courses. I look forward to working at Corryong Health which offers new challenges, a variety of work and the exciting opportunity to begin a long term career in health services at Corryong.

Acting Chief Executive Officer
Director of Quality, Safety & Risk
Nicole Martin
Nic joined the Corryong Health team in September 2009. Nic has 23 years’ experience as a Clinician and Leader in Rural Health Care, including 19 years’ experience in senior management roles across Hospital and Community Health Services across Victoria. Nic is passionate about rural health and equality between health services available to rural and metropolitan communities.
Nic was a graduate of the first intake of students at Charles Sturt University Albury – acquiring a Bachelor Of Health Science- Occupational Therapy. Nic has also completed post graduate studies in gerontology, and a Diploma Of Management. Nic’s passion for safe and effective care in rural areas eventually lead to her current role of Director Of Quality, Safety and Risk. Nic’s various roles across rural Victoria have resulted in excellent connection that assist in achieving a high standard of work at Corryong Health. She has lived and worked in Remote and Regional Victoria her entire life, currently owns a local business and is a primary Producer on her families beef farm when not at Corryong Health.