Prof Carlos Scheinkestel, MB BS, FRACP, Dip DHM, FCICM, is the ...

Prof Carlos Scheinkestel, MB BS, FRACP, Dip DHM, FCICM,
is the Director of the Department of Intensive Care & Hyperbaric Medicine at
the Alfred Hospital. He is a physician who has been practising full time in
intensive care since 1987 and was a Foundation member of the JFICM and
now the CICM. He was the Chairman of the Victorian Branch and a member of
the Board of Directors of the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care
Society (ANZICS) from 1998 to 2002. In 2000, he was appointed by the
Department of Human Services (Victoria) to the Ministerial Emergency and
Critical Care Committee and in 2009 to the Intensive Care Advisory Committee.
Currently he holds a number of roles in key Hospital Committees. He is a
frequent reviewer for journals both national and international and has been an
examiner for the Colleges of Physicians, Anaesthetists and Emergency
Medicine. He has received a number of research grants, including an ANZCA
Project grant and two NHMRC grants in which he is an associate investigator in
one and a chief investigator in the other. He has a number of publications, and
has given many invited presentations, both overseas and within Australia. His
major interests are varied and include haemofiltration, renal failure, nutrition in
the critically ill and leadership.
Prof DJ (Jamie) Cooper BM BS, FRACP, FCICM, MD, NHMRC Practitioner
Fellow
is the Monash University Director of the Australian and New Zealand Intensive
Care Research Centre (ANZIC-RC), and Critical Care Medicine, Deputy
Director and Head of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Research at The Alfred Hospital
Melbourne, and Chair of the Monash Partners Critical Care, Trauma and
Perioperative Medicine Theme. He trained at medicine and intensive care in
Adelaide and a research fellowship at University of British Columbia Canada.
He is a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Practitioner
Fellow, full Professor of Intensive Care Medicine at Monash University and
Hon. Professorial Fellow at The George Institute, University of Sydney.
He has published more than 160 journal papers including 7 in New England
Journal of Medicine and Journal of the American Medical Association. He has
been a Principal or co-investigator on peer reviewed research grants exceeding
$42 million including 19 NHMRC grants. Research foci include randomised
clinical trials in traumatic brain injury, blood transfusion, sepsis, acute lung
injury, and resuscitation fluids.
Dr Tim Leong, MB BS (Hons), FCICM, PGDipEcho, DDU
(Critical Care)
is a Deputy Director of ICU and Head of Quality Improvement. His other
interests include IT applications in ICU, infection control, critical care
echocardiography and ICU outreach. Current major projects include e-charting
in ICU , expansion of the ICU clinical information system, redevelopment of the
hyperbaric facility, decreasing nosocomial infections in ICU and improving staff
hand hygiene compliance.
In 2012, he received his Professional Certificate in Health Systems
Management from Melbourne University.
In 2012, he was awarded the Diploma of Diagnostic Ultrasound (Critical Care)
from the Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (ASUM)

Dr Jason McClure, MB ChB, MRCP (UK), FRCA (UK), FCICM
is Deputy Director, Intensive Care, Head of General ICU and clinical lead for
ICU Burns.
Jason has a strong interest in analgesia and sedation, respiratory failure,
ventilation, HFOV and ECMO.
Current projects include development of a telemedicine model for ICU, review
and update of sedation practice and burns analgesia. He is the course director
for ALS and the HEaRT Course, and also teaches on other courses including
ECMO, BASIC, Bronchoscopy, Nutrition & CRM.
His other interests include simulation and the use of social media and modern
technology in medicine.
Dr Owen Roodenburg, MBBS (hons) FRACP FCICM
is Deputy Director of Intensive Care and Head of Trauma ICU at The Alfred
Hospital, Melbourne. He is the Supervisor of Training for the College of
Intensive Care Medicine at The Alfred, and is also responsible for Registrar
recruitment. He is also an examiner for the CICM. Owen is interested in high
quality medical education and training at all levels within and outside of The
Alfred Intensive Care. Owen teaches on courses including Renal Replacement
Therapy, Bronchoscopy, Trauma, EMST, ALS, Nutrition, CICM exam
preparation, and Consultant Intensivist Transitioning.
In 2011, he received his Professional Certificate in Health Systems
Management from Melbourne University.
Dr Deirdre Murphy, MB BCh BAO, MRCPI, FCARCSI, FCICM,
PGDipECho (UniMelb), DDU (Critical Care)
is a Deputy Director, Intensive Care and Head of cardio-thoracic ICU at The
Alfred Hospital with particular interest in echocardiography and cardiac
intensive care especially mechanical circulatory support including ECMO and
ventricular assist devices. Deirdre originally trained in Ireland with
postgraduate training in general medicine and anaesthesia prior to embarking
on her intensive care career in Australia in 1999. She has been an Intensivist
at The Alfred since 2003. Deirdre has been involved in many of the ECMO
retrievals with the Alfred ICU team.
In 2012, she was awarded the Diploma of Diagnostic Ultrasound (Critical Care)
from the Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (ASUM)

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Dr. Andrew Ross, MD BS, FANZCA, Dip. Health Med Law,
Dip Psych
is a career Obstetric Anaesthetist who has combined his anaesthetic practice
with over 20 years continuous experience at The Alfred ICU. Previously Head
of Anaesthesia at both the Royal Women's Hospital and latterly the Mercy
Hospital for Women, he continues to combine ICU with his subspecialty
anaesthetic practice in both private and public spheres.
His other interests include the law and medicine.
A/Prof. David Tuxen, MB BS, FRACP, Dip DHM, MD, FCICM,
is a Senior Intensivist and the immediate past Director of the Department of
Intensive Care and Hyperbaric Medicine at the Alfred Hospital. This ICU treats
16-1800 patients PA and provides the hyperbaric, trauma, burns and ECMO
services for the state, and a national heart and lung transplant service.
He has performed 21 years continuous service on an ANZICS or Intensive
Care Foundation executive. He is a past President of ANZICS and a past
Chairman of the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Foundation.
He has been the RACP Supervisor of Intensive Care training and the
Chairman of the RACP Specialist Advisory Committee on Intensive Care.
During 21 years service in the RAAF reserve, he was a Wing Commander
and the RAAF consultant for Intensive Care Medicine.
His work and achievements has been recognised by receiving ANZICS Medal,
giving ANZICS Oration and being placed on the ANZICS Honour roll.
He has been the convenor of all the Alfred ICU Advanced mechanical
Ventilation Conferences since its inception in 2007
Expertise and special interests include mechanical ventilation of asthma and
ARDS, lung recruitment, independent lung ventilation, fungal infection in
intensive care, intensive care ethics.
Dr Steve Philpot, MBBS (Hons), FANZCA, FCICM, PGCertCU
Steve completed his Anaesthetic Fellowship in Western Australia, and his
Intensive Care fellowship in Victoria. He also worked for several years in the
Northern Territory, and is now a full time specialist in the ICU at the Alfred
Hospital in Melbourne. He is a Hospital Medical Director for organ and tissue
donation, and a member of the Donatelife Victoria Communication Skills
Working Group. He has a special interest in end of life care and medical
education. He is a member of the teaching faculty on several of the Alfred ICU
post-graduate teaching courses and a coordinator of the Alfred ICU education
program. He is completing his Post graduate diploma of clinical ultrasound and
his diploma of diagnostic ultrasound and is a member of the Alfred ICU
echocardiography service.

A/Prof. David Pilcher, MB BS, MRCP, FRACP, FCICM,
Monash ICU Practitioner Fellowship
Dave is an Intensive Care Specialist at the Alfred Hospital. He trained in
General and Respiratory Medicine in the UK before completing Intensive Care
training in Australia. He is also chair of the ANZICS Centre for Outcomes and
Resource Evaluation and an Associate Professor with the Department of
Epidemiology and Preventative Medicine at Monash University. His research
interests are in the epidemiology and monitoring of Intensive Care outcomes,
lung transplantation and organ donation.
Dr Steve McGloughlin, Bsc (Hons), B.Med, FCICM, MPH&TM,
PGDipEcho
Steve is an intensivist at the Alfred Hospital. Prior to working at the Alfred
he trained in intensive care units in the United Kingdom, the Northern Territory
and Queensland, including a paediatric intensive care fellowship. He is also an
infectious diseases specialist and maintains both clinical and research interests
in infections in critically ill patients. He has a special interest in education
particularly the use of simulation and crisis resource management skills in
critical care and has undertaked further training in the use of advanced
healthcare simulation. He is also the convener of two of the Alfred ICU post
graduate education courses, in crisis resource management and in infectious
diseases in intensive care. His other interests include echocardiography in
which he has a post graduate diploma.
Dr. Vinodh B Nanjayya, MBBS, MD, EDIC, FCICM, DDU
(Critical Care)
Vinodh is a consultant intensivist at the Alfred hospital, Melbourne. He
completed his ICU fellowship in 2010 and worked as a Fellow in Critical Care
Echocardiography at the Alfred ICU. His main area of interest is Critical Care
Echocardiography and its use in patients on extra-corporeal life support. His
other special interests include echocardiography education, ICU epidemiology,
Research and Biostatistics. He is involved as a study co-investigator in a
number of research projects at the Alfred ICU. He is the main co-ordinator of
Alfred ICU Critical Care Ultrasound education and is the joint co-ordinator of
Alfred ICU junior medical staff education programme. He is involved in teaching
in many of the Alfred ICU courses and is an ALS instructor. He is also involved
in the development of Alfred ICU on-line learning packages for junior medical
staff.
In 2012, he was awarded the Diploma of Diagnostic Ultrasound (Critical Care)
from the Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (ASUM)

Dr Irma Bilgrami, MBChB, FCICM, PGDipEcho
Irma is an Intensive Care Specialist at the Alfred Hospital. She moved to
Melbourne after completing her basic medical training at the University of
Otago. Her physician and intensive care training has involved experience not
only in Victoria but also Darwin and North Queensland.
Her interests lie in echocardiography and clinical education. She has an active
role in the Alfred education programme, is the organiser of the BASIC
programme and is also an ALS instructor.
Irma sits on the organising committees for the Crisis Resource Management
(CRM) and the Consultant in Transition (CIT) courses. She is also currently
pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Clinical Teaching (University of Melbourne).
Dr. Paul Nixon, MBBS (Hons), FCICM
Paul is an intensivist at The Alfred Hospital. His interests include ventilation,
echocardiography and critical care ultrasound, circulatory support and medical
education. He is undertaking study at Monash University in health professional
education and is part of the education faculty on a number of the Alfred postgraduate
courses. He is currently completing his diploma of diagnostic
ultrasound in critical care and is part of the Alfred ICU echocardiography
service. Paul completed a fellowship in paediatric intensive care at The Royal
Children's Hospital in Melbourne and is a member of the Alfred Health
paediatric steering commitee.
Dr Richard Lin, MBBS, FACEM, FCICM, PGDipCU
Richard is a consultant Intensivist and Emergency Physician at the Alfred
Hospital. He was awarded the Post Graduate Diploma of Clinical Ultrasound
and is a member of the Alfred ICU echocardiography service. He is also an
Advanced Life Support instructor and is on the teaching faculty of several Alfred
ICU postgraduate courses. His special interests include echocardiography,
critical care ultrasound, resuscitation and medical education.
Dr Josh Ihle, B Med, FCICM, PGDipECHO
Josh completed his physician training at the Alfred prior to undertaking his
intensive care training, which concluded with an echocardiography fellowship at
the Alfred. He has a keen interest in cardiothoracic intensive care, particularly
ECMO and echocardiography. He has completed his Post Graduate Diploma of
Echocardiography and is currently undertaking his Diploma of Diagnostic
Ultrasound. His other interests include organ donation, and currently is a
member of the organ and tissue donation hospital team. He is also a member
of the teaching faculty on several of the Alfred ICU courses, with a particular
focus on echocardiography and ALS.

Prof. Alistair Nichol, MB, BCh, BAO Overall Hons II,
FCARCSI, FCICM, PhD, Dip Management, Vic Neurotrauma
Foundation Practitioner fellowship
PGDipEcho.
Alistair is an honorary consultant intensivist in the Alfred Hospital,
Melbourne and an Associate Professor in the School of Public
Health and Preventative Medicine, Monash University.
Following completion of a PhD at University College Dublin,
Alistair continued his clinical and research work in the Alfred ICU
examining optimal mechanical ventilation strategies in ARDS.
After a successful pilot the PHARLAP Open Lung Ventilation
Strategy (devised by Alfred ICU Intensivists) will now be tested in
a large phase II RCT. Alistair continues to co-ordinate and assist
on this study and on a number of large multi-centre randomised
controlled trials (> $7,000,000.00 funding) many of which the
Alfred ICU is a lead site.
A/Prof Robert Salamonsen, Emeritus Intensivist
MB ChB, FANZCA,FCICM, MD, Cert Hyperbaric Med
Associate professor Salamonsen holds the post of Emeritus
Consultant in Intensive Care at The Alfred Hospital as well as an
academic appointment in the Department of Surgery at Monash
University. He has spent most of his working life in the fields of
Cardiac Intensive Care and Perfusion. He pioneered the
introduction of ECMO and Ventricular Assist Devices into clinical
service at The Alfred and established the ICU service for patients
presenting for cardiac and lung transplantation. He has
conducted research in rotary heart pumps with particular focus
on the Australian Ventrassist LVAS and has published widely in
the field of mechanical assist to heart and lungs.
Currently his research interests are the development of Starlinglike
physiological control systems for rotary blood pumps and
feasibility studies on the technique of preservation and
transplantation of the heart after cardiac death.
Dr. Alex Padiglione, MBBS (Hons) (Monash) FRACP PhD
(Monash)
is an Infectious Diseases Physician in the Infectious Diseases Department at
the Alfred Hospital and has portfolio responsibility for Intensive Care & Burns
Infections.
His other interests include Travel medicine, HIV medicine and medical
education.
He also works at Monash Medical Centre where he is the head of Monash
Travel Health, and runs an Intensive Care Consultation service with the ICU at
Dandenong Hospital in Melbourne. His current research interests include the
epidemiology of burns wound infection, and antibiotic prescribing in ICU.

Dr Andrew Fock, MBBS, FANZCA, Dip DHM
Is Head of Hyperbaric Medicine and supervisor of training in
diving and hyperbaric medicine at the Alfred. Andrew’s primary
specialist training is as an Anaesthetist, completing his
fellowship in Cardiac Anaesthesia and intraoperative trans
oesophageal echo-cardiology. While still maintaining a private
practice in Anaesthesia, Andrew took up a VMO position at the
Hyperbaric Unit in 2004, subsequently gaining his diploma in
Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine with his thesis on
Decompression theory and Deep decompression stops. He has
more than a dozen published papers in the peer reviewed diving
literature and is a regular invited speaker to both scientific
hyperbaric meetings and diving industry conferences around the
world. He is a board member of the Divers Alert Network Asia-
Pacific and is senior medical advisor to the DAN Australasian
diver mortality study. He is an active technical mixed gas diver
and has led a number of diving expeditions to shipwrecks
around the world to depths in excess of 120 msw. He is also
holds a commission in the RANR, providing expertise in the
areas of diving and hyperbaric medicine to the ADF.
Dr Chin Wei Ch’ng, MBBS FACEM
is a Hyperbaric Physician at The Alfred Hospital and an
Emergency Physician at Casey Hospital in Melbourne’s South
Eastern growth corridor.
His interests include Resident teaching and Mentoring, and
Motorsport Trauma being actively
involved in many international motorsport events.

A/Prof Geoff Frawley, BSc, MB BS, FANZCA, Dip RACOG,
Dip DHM
is a Hyperbaric Physician at the Alfred Hospital. He is also a
Senior Paediatric Anaesthetist at the Royal Children’s Hospital
and a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of
Paediatrics, Melbourne University. He has received a number of
research grants, including an ANZCA Project grant and two
NHMRC grants in which he is an associate investigator in one
and a chief investigator in the other. He is widely published, and
has given many invited presentations, both overseas and within
Australia. His research interests include paediatric hyperbaric
oxygen therapy, anaesthetic neurotoxicity in the neonate, local
anaesthetic pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics and
anaesthesia for congenital syndromes.
Dr Ian Millar, MBBS, FAFOEM, FUHM, Dip DHM, Cert DHM
Is a Hyperbaric physician at the Alfred Hospital, with 28 years of
experience in diving and hyperbaric medicine. He is Principal
Investigator for an international multicentre study of hyperbaric
oxygen in severe musculoskeletal trauma, the HOLLT study
(NHMRC Project Grant 490966). He is regularly invited to speak
at international meetings on the role of hyperbaric oxygen in
trauma and on hyperbaric chamber and hyperbaric medical
equipment safety and design. He is one of the few diving
medicine doctors with experience and expertise in offshore
industry diving medical support, including saturation diving. He
is involved in various commercial and recreational diving
standards setting bodies, including Standards Australia, the
Australasian Diver Accreditation Scheme and the International
Marine Contractors Association Diving Medical Advisory
Committee. He continues to serve as a medical advisor to a
range of diving, hyperbaric and tunneling safety and research
related bodies. He also provides medical oversight for the
Metropolitan Fire Brigade's involvement in Victoria's early
defibrillation program and consults to various governments
regarding technical specifications for new hyperbaric facilities.
As a younger doctor, he had operational involvement in rescue
and emergency services and remains interested in mountain,
marine and extreme environment physiology and search and
rescue related medical support.
In 2013, he was awarded a Fellowship in Undersea and
Hyperbaric Medicine by The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical
Society.