Malcolm is a Consultant and Honorary Senior Lecturer in Emergency Medicine, and Clinical Director for Major Trauma at King’s College Hospital, London. He undertook higher specialist training in Emergency Medicine on the SE London rotation, including secondments in pre-hospital care and medical toxicology. Malcolm is also a Consultant with Air Ambulance Kent, Surrey Sussex. His interests lie in damage control resuscitation, medical toxicology, leadership and education. When not at work Malcolm can be found on a cricket pitch!

Dr. Nemeth, in 2001 he set up shop at the McGill University Health Center's Montreal General Hospital and Montreal Children's Hospital as an attending emergency medicine physician and Trauma Team Leader and has been there since. He was the department director at the Montreal General Hospital for 8 of those years. His extensive international lecturing dossier, global health educational initiatives and numerous McGill University teaching awards attest to his passion for teaching. He is the Fellowship Director of the Trauma Fellowship for Emergency Medicine Physicians and the General Emergency Medicine Fellowship.

Ed is an EM/PHEM Consultant based in Cambridge, UK. He has extensive experience in the management of critical illness and injury both prehospital and in-hospital across diverse civilian and military environments. His ethos is delivering high-quality EM regardless of the patient’s location: as a clinician, an educator, and through scholarly activity. Ed was recently appointed as an RCEM / NIHR Associate Professor.

Peter is a senior Emergency Physician and past Director of Emergency Services and Director of Emergency Medical Training. He completed his training at Royal Melbourne Hospital and worked at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. He is the current CEO of Soma Health and the creator and Convenor of the EMCORE Conferences. His mission is to teach. He runs the popular resus.com.au with a weekly blog as well as cardiacbootcamp.org. He has a passion for finding the perfect Long Island Iced Tea.

Paul is a specialist in emergency medicine, and has worked in critical care retrieval in helicopters, fixed wing aircraft and ground ambulances. He is the Director of the South Western Emergency Research Institute (SWERI) at Liverpool Hospital, Chief Medical Information Officer at SWSLHD, and the Chair of Take Heart Australia. He was the Founding Chair of the Emergency Department Epidemiology Network (EDEN) of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) and the immediate Past Chair of the Australian Resuscitation Council NSW branch.

Adam is a Specialist Emergency Physician and Director of Emergency Medicine Training at Bundaberg Public Hospital, Australia.

Will is a senior Consultant Emergency Physician with extensive experienced in in a range of emergency medicine environments. He holds fellowships in emergency medicine, tropical medicine, medical administration and toxinology and is a Clinical Director within the NSW Health Service. He is also a medical advisor with an interest in the field of emerging artificial intelligence.

Is currently the Executive Director of Qatar’s National Ambulance service and a Consultant PHEM practitioner, a practicing Critical Care Paramedic and a registered nurse. Nick examins for the Faculty of Prehospital Care and has a particular interest in Cardiology, Mass gatherings and resuscitation. His PhD Thesis, awarded in 2014, centred on emergency skill performance whilst wearing CBRN-PPE.

Claire is a Paediatric Emergency Physician at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne Australia. She has extensive experience in critical care including intensive care and retrieval medicine and has also worked in the United Kingdom and Uganda. She has an interest in optimising trauma care for children and has produced the Paediatric component of the revised Trauma Victoria Guidelines.

Dr Teuta Rexhepi-Johansson is a Principal Clinical Psychologist and the Psychology Lead in Major Trauma Centre, King’s College Hospital. Tee has extensive clinical experience in working with complex mental health presentations, including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Personality Disorders. She has worked with different trauma survivors, including, refugees, survivors of war torture, sexual violence, childhood abuse, domestic violence, community violence and survivors of major trauma incidents. She also has experience in service development with particular focus on staff support, specifically in relation to traumatic experiences as part of their professional role. Tee has in the past developed training programmes for medical staff in primary and secondary care on trauma informed approaches when working with people who present with complex mental health difficulties as a result of traumatic experiences.
In her other role, Tee works as a Clinical Tutor on the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Programme at King’s College London. As part of her role, she lectures on the programme and supervises research in her area of interest.

Emergency Medicine, Pre Hospital Immediate Care, and Sports & Exercise Medicine Consultant.
Yorkshire Ambulance service BASICS Doctor.
Faculty of Pre Hospital Care, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Honorary Secretary and Chair of Dip MIM Editorial Group.
Twickenham Match Day FOP Clinical / Immediate Care Lead.
World Rugby Medical Compliance Manager

Dr Idit Albert is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, trauma specialist and Clinical Lead for the new pan London Major Trauma Psychology Network that was developed by NHSE Violence Reduction Programme. Idit has extensive leadership experience of developing services and care pathways for PTSD patients, trauma survivors including sexual violence, refugees, first responders and veterans for the NHS and for the International Organisation of Migration. These included development and leadership for dedicated psychology services for UK survivors of international terror incidents (Tunisia, Paris and Brussels) and the London terror incidents that took place in 2017 and 2019.
Idit was NHSE Clinical Lead and Advisor supporitng the development of the 40 wellbeing and mental health hubs for England NHS and social care staff during the COVID19 pandemic.
Previously she developed and lead a DFID funded psychological support programme for UK medics working in the Ebola treatment centres in Sierra Leone.
Dr Albert is a lecturer, researcher and clinical supervisor and was the Academic Director for the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology Programme at King’s College London.