Join the Rotary Club for an engaging event featuring Pam Scott, an experienced forensic scientist and dedicated Rotary leader, as she shares insights from her fascinating career and community involvement.
Pam holds a Bachelor of Applied Science and began her career in medical research before moving into forensic science. Throughout her career, she examined evidence relating to criminal investigations, attended crime scenes and presented evidence in court. After moving to Tasmania in 1999, Pam worked in forensic DNA profiling before managing the Forensic Biology section until her recent retirement.
During her career, Pam contributed to investigations following the Thailand tsunami and the Bali bombings, work for which she was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM).
Pam’s commitment to community service extends to her long-standing involvement with Rotary. First joining the Rotary Club of Salamanca in 2002, she returned to Rotary in 2017 and has since held a range of leadership roles, including Secretary, President, Assistant Governor and District Governor. She has also supported several Rotary youth programs, including RYDA, RYPEN and the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF).
Beyond her professional and community commitments, Pam enjoys bushwalking, camping, travelling and gardening.
Come along to hear Pam’s story, learn more about her remarkable career and discover how she has contributed to both forensic science and the Rotary community.