Background
Markovic, Milica was born on December 5, 1964 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Daughter of Milos and Ruzica Markovic.
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Milica Markovic
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Bachelor of Sociology, The University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1983—1988. Master of Sociology, The University of Belgrade, 1990—1993. Doctor of Philosophy in Tropical Health, The University of Queensland, Australia, 1996—1999.
Career
Research assistant The University of Yugoslavia, Belgrade, 1990—1994. Consultant Shelter SA, Adelaide, Australia, 1995—1995. Research assistant Noarlunga Health Services, 1995—1995.
Community health worker Adelaide Women s Community Health Centre, 1995—1995. Research fellow The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, since 1999. Research grant reviewer Health Research Council of New Zealand, Auckland, 2001—2001.
Manuscript reviewer Social Science and Medicine (Journal), Glasgow, 2000—2000. Research grant reviewer Healthway, Perth, 2001—2001, National Health and Medical Research Council, Canberra, since 1999. Manuscript reviewer Women and Health Journal, New York City, since 2002.
Phd adviser Golden Jubilee Program - Thailand Government, Khon Kaen University, since 2001. Abstract reviewer, session chair, moderator Fifth International Academic Nursing Conference, Khon Kaen, 2002—2002.
Achievements
Membership
Member, working group to advise the deputy vice chancellor on research publication collection The University of Melbourne, 2002. Member of The Australian Sociological Association.
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Life partner Robert William Buttrose, June 4, 2000.
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Grantee Research project grant, Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, 2000-2001, Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne, 2001-2002, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Charitable Trust, William Buckland Foundation, 2001-2002, Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, 1999-2001. Scholar Public Health Doctor of Philosophy Scholarship, National Health and Medical Research Council, 1997-1998.Grantee Research project grant, Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, 2000-2001, Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne, 2001-2002, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Charitable Trust, William Buckland Foundation, 2001-2002, Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, 1999-2001. Scholar Public Health Doctor of Philosophy Scholarship, National Health and Medical Research Council, 1997-1998.