Associate Professor Yoland Antill is a Medical Oncologist and Cancer Genetics specialist in Victoria with appointments at Cabrini, Frankston and Royal Melbourne Hospitals. She holds an adjunct clinical position with Monash University. She has more than 25 years' experience in both medical oncology and in the diagnosis and management of hereditary cancer syndromes.  As a clinician researcher she works fulltime, predominantly in an urban setting but with continuous service via telehealth to patients and their families in regional and rural Victoria.

Her working and research interests are in the management of Gynaecological and Breast Cancers together with Hereditary Cancer Syndromes.  She is the lead investigator for multiple research studies and is involved extensively in the development and conduct of clinical and supportive care trials, particularly in gynaecological cancers.

She is a Director and senior member of the Australian and New Zealand Gynaecological Oncology Group with current roles in Research Advisory Committee (Deputy Chair) and an executive member for the national Endometrial Cancer Research Initiative (EDEN) and an executive member of the Asia Pacific Gynecology Oncology Trials (APGOT) group and is committed to improving outcomes for patients with gynae cancers through research.