Kimberley Campbell is an early career researcher, completing her PhD in delirium-related distress. Kim completed her Bachelor of Psychological Science in 2018 and Master of Brain and Mind Science in 2019.

Kim has worked on research projects related to psychosocial outcomes of childhood cancer; exploring grief and bereavement during COVID; assessing feasability of delirium monitoring systems; and clinical trials for delirium prevention. 

Kim has held senior planning roles for the Australasian Delirium Association's DECLARED conferences and is an inaugral member of thier events committee. Kim is a member of the SUNRISE delirium research collaborative, an international group of leading delirium researchers.

Kim is passionate about improving quality of life and quality of care for people who are experiencing life limiting illnesses.

She also has experience working in private psychology settings with children, as well as leadership roles within out-of-home care.