Michael Doyle is a Bardi Man and a research-focused academic at the University of Sydney. He has worked in Aboriginal health for over 20 years, commencing his career as an Aboriginal Health Worker at the Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service. Michael moved into Aboriginal health research in 2008 and utilises a mixed-methods approach in his work. Presently, Michael is the Head of the Aboriginal and Priority Populations team at the Edith Collins Centre for translational research in alcohol, drugs, and toxicology. His research aims to improve health service delivery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who use alcohol and/or other drugs. Michael’s research also has a focus on improving health service delivery for those in the criminal justice system. Michael is an active member of the Aboriginal community and has served on Aboriginal community-controlled organisation boards. He is also the co-chair of the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW’s Human Research Ethics Committee.