Meet the EPIC Maryborough team

Emily has been in the employment services sector since 2005 and joined EPIC in February 2013 as an Employment Consultant in Bundaberg. She was promoted to Regional Coordinator in March 2013 for the Bundaberg ESA. Emily loved being involved in a start up site and watching it grow and develop over the years. She became the Employment Services Manager in 2014 and has been in that role (across various titles) ever since. Emily enjoys spending time with her teams and watching them achieve amazing results. She loves the dedication and commitment her teams have to supporting people with disability realise their potential and why she comes to work every day. Emily loves to spend her spare time cooking and with friends and family.

Belinda has worked in Employment Services since 2000. She started in Admin and has worked in various roles over the time with the past 6 years as a Team Leader/Regional Coordinator. Belinda has two teenagers and enjoys working as part of a team to help people achieve their goals and get back into the workforce.

Don has 23 years’ experience working in Disability Employment Services. He has lived in Maryborough all his life, is very community-minded and loves helping people in Maryborough. Don has witnessed job seeker’s lives being dramatically changed through gaining employment, and appreciates the opportunity to be able to help people gain employment.

Greg has worked in the disability industry for over 20 years. He has been a part of the EPIC team in Maryborough since 2013.

Rodney has been helping people find employment for over 14 years now and he still enjoys the challenge of finding out what fits with participants’ knowledge, strengths, and interest when assisting them to find the right job. The job is never boring as every day is different and Rodney loves being a part of fundamentally changing a people’s life for the better.

Tamara began working for EPIC in July 2022. She comes to EPIC with 10 years experience in hospitality and a lot of knowledge around helping young people into the workforce. She’s excited to learn absolutely everything she can about the disability employment field. Tamara knows first-hand what it is like to lack confidence and feels she can help lift spirits and gain an ‘I can do’ attitude. The most rewarding thing about working for EPIC is knowing that she’s helped someone change their living situation or mindset from negative to positive. In her spare time, Tamara likes to catch up with family, go on random unorganised adventures, and watch movies and snack.