Dr Renee
Lim

Renee Lim is a performer, educator and medical doctor. In addition to her appearances on Australian film and TV including Black Snow, 5 Blind Dates, The Dry, Unusual Suspects, Clickbait, Ask The Doctors, East West 101 and Please Like Me, and theatre works like Into the Shimmering World, As Luck Would Have It, The Wolves, Grace Under Pressure, and His Mothers Voice, Renee is the Director of Program Development at the Pam McLean Centre (a centre designed to improve communication in the health sector using behavioural psychology, and character improvisation), designing all their experiential courses, and defining strategy and support for their expert team, as well as being an educator at the University of Sydney and UNSW, and doing 1:1 coaching. She is also a successful presenter and public speaker across multiple sectors.

She is a locum doctor in Palliative Care and Geriatrics Departments in NSW, and CEO of Changineers, an Educational Technology social enterprise. Her consulting work in the areas of the Human Factor and Engagement across the For Purpose sector have most recently seen her as an Advisor to the Paul Ramsay Foundation, running their Peer to Peer Program, as well as the Siddle Family Office, running culture change programs for groups like MSF and WSLHD FLASH, and as a consultant to Violet, supporting people caring for those at the end of life. In her spare time, she is a co-creator of nayinthelife.com, a wellbeing online creative collaboration with writers, Clare Hennessy and Abigail Honey, and is a writer, producer and director with KFilms. Most recently, she has taken on the role of Director of Engagement at The Vault at KXT on Broadway.

All of this work is part of her goal to help people find value in themselves, and therefore, be comfortable with who they are.