Professor Brett Sutton Wife Partner And Family

Brett Sutton first met his wife in Afganistan and they are still together. Find out the insights of his life partner and family life.

Brett is now one of the most prominent medical personalities in Australia. He is Victoria’s Chief Health Officer who has been vocal regarding the current uprising of Covid-19 cases in the state.

Brett Sutton Wife: Is He Married?

Professor Brett Sutton is married to his wife Kate Sutton.

The lovebirds crossed their paths for the first time in Afganistan in the course of their work. During the time, Kate was working as a humanitarian worker in Afganistan.

Why transactional sex is difficult to stop in the aid sector: https://t.co/4N2X2y76cn (@newhumanitarian) @jasminekimw

— Kate Sutton (@kate_e_sutton) October 14, 2020

Similarly, Brett was involved in Medecins Sans Frontieres.

Currently, Brett’s wife is the founding co-director of the all-female NGO, the Humanitarian Advisory Group.

The lovely duo is the parents of three children between 5 to 10 years old.

Who Is His Partner?

Brett Sutton does not have any partner besides his wife Kate.

Besides his married life, he is not involved in any other dating life or relationship.

On the contrary, he frequently links with his professional partners to carry out the medical projects he is involved in.

Professor Brett Sutton Family

Brett Sutton was born into an Australian family.

He belongs to the white ethnicity, and since he was born in Australia, he holds Australian nationality for sure.

He grew up in Croydon in Melbourne’s outer-east alongside his brother in his family.

Sutton’s father died of a heart stroke. He remembered his late dad stating that he ‘remembers him with great affection.’ His father always encouraged him to do the work he loved saying, ‘you will learn something every day.’

And that’s the thing that happened.

Currently, Professor Sutton is now Victoria’s Chief Health Officer.

There have been lots of standout acts in this pandemic, but the greatest ones right now are with all those getting tested at first sign of any symptoms. That will run down each and every remaining chain of transmission. Testing centres here: https://t.co/QkfyMoqGrb

— Chief Health Officer, Victoria (@VictorianCHO) May 31, 2021

The info regarding his parent’s actual presentation is yet unexplored.

Brett always dreamed of becoming a vet in his childhood; however, his childhood of incidents changed his life forever. He mentioned that he was given the work of ‘taking the next dog out in a plastic bag into the rubbish bin.’

Eventually, he went to pursue his career in medicine.

Sutton is a graduate of Maroondah High School and Melbourne High School, where he studied HSC.

Later, he attended James Cook University and the University of Melbourne and studied Public Health and Medicine.

After graduation, he started his career in 1997 as a project doctor.

His career insights showcase his work as Deputy Director Emergency Department in Afganistan, Senior Emergency Department Doctor at Alfred Health, and many more.