The Australian Melanoma Research Foundation (AMRF) has appointed Mobile Screening workplace skin check Australia division manager Harriet Clayton an advocate.
The role recognises Harriet’s expertise in skin health checks and commitment to educating Australians on their skin health.
Excellence in Workplace Skin Checks
It complements Harriet’s work at Mobile Screening, carries out workplace skin checks across Australia.
Harriet’s workplaces range from boardrooms to remote worksites, while her advocacy role offers additional opportunities to protect the skin health of Australians.
The Australian Dermatology Nurses Association also acknowledged her expertise when she was awarded the 2026 SUN PHARMA Rural Regional Nurse Excellence Award.
Role Recognises Skin Check Expertise
A commitment to workplace skin health checks in Australia drives Harriet in both her professional and advocacy roles, and she thrives on making a difference in the lives of Australians.
One notable example of her impact came when she noticed a mark on the face of a worker, which a GP had dismissed. Harriet identified a skin problem that resulted in extensive surgery.
“I saw her a year later and she gave me a huge hug with tears in her eyes, the lesion was in fact an invasive BCC and she had needed extensive surgery and radiation therapy on the area,” Harriet said.
Congratulations, Harriet, on this well deserved recognition of your skill as a leading skin health expert in Australia!
Skin check expertise a priority
Mobile Screening prioritises expertise and continuing professional development for its staff in the skin health division, and across all divisions. This includes remaining up-to-date on all workplace health and safety requirements.
