Zoe Sever
About Zoe Sever
Zoe Sever is a clinical nurse, researcher, and accredited sexologist focused on advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights. She currently holds multiple roles, including Research, Fundraising and Partnerships at the Center for Intimacy Justice and Founder of Esme Health, while also serving as a clinical and scientific advisor to over 15 companies in the sector.
Work at Center for Intimacy Justice
Zoe Sever currently holds a position at the Center for Intimacy Justice, where she has been involved in research, fundraising, and partnerships since 2023. Her role focuses on advancing initiatives related to sexual and reproductive health, contributing to the organization's mission to address inequalities in these areas.
Education and Expertise
Zoe Sever earned her Bachelor's degree in Registered Nursing from The University of Queensland. She also completed a Master's in Sexual and Reproductive Health at the University of Sydney. Her academic background supports her work as a clinical nurse, researcher, and accredited sexologist, emphasizing her commitment to advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Background
Zoe Sever is originally from Australia and is currently based in Stockholm, Sweden. She has extensive experience in the healthcare sector, having worked in various roles across multiple countries, including Spain, the United Kingdom, and France. Her diverse professional background includes clinical advisory positions and research roles in sexual and reproductive health.
Achievements
Zoe Sever has served as a clinical and scientific advisor to over 15 companies in the sexual and reproductive health sector. She founded Esme Health, an impact-driven consulting firm, in 2022. Additionally, she has contributed to key scientific publications on sexual health and psychosexual therapy in peer-reviewed medical journals, demonstrating her influence in the field.
Professional Affiliations
Zoe Sever is a member of the Society of Australian Sexologists Ltd. She has also served on the board of the Oxfordshire Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre and the World Economic Forum Global Shapers Lausanne. Her involvement in these organizations reflects her dedication to addressing issues related to sexual and reproductive health.