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Liam McCoy

Intensive Care Paramedic/ Paramedic Educator
ACT Ambulance Service

Ben Claughton

Intensive Care Paramedic
ACT Ambulance Service

Brian Haskins

BS (Health Science), MSHM, PHD Candidate

Paramedic Lecturer
Department of Paramedicine at Monash University.

Justin Treble

BHSc (Nursing), PG. DipHSc (Midwifery), Grad Cert’s Intensive Care, Emergency, Cardiac/ Cardiothoracic and Aviation Retrieval Nursing.

Clinical Nurse Specialist Flight Nurse & Clinical Nurse Consultant
NSW Air Ambulance Aeromedical Operations/ Aeromedical Retrieval & Medical Education
Squadron Leader Royal Australian Airforce (Specialist Reserve)

Nicolas Sharp

BN. MN (Nurse Prac)

Nurse Practitioner & Director of Nursing
Yass District Health Service, Southern NSW Local Health District

Professor Hugh Grantham

ASM, MBBS, FRACGP

Senior Medical Officer
South Australian Ambulance Service

Dr Catriona Balfour

MB ChB. FACEM. MPH (JCU)

Consultant Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Medicine
South Australian Ambulance Service/MedSTAR
Consultant Emergency Physician – Lyell McEwin Hospital
Wing Commander Royal Australian Airforce (Specialist Reserve)

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