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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.
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