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	Professor Len Notaras AM Executive Director Professor Len Notaras AM is the Executive Director of the National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre. He was a strategic founder of the NCCTRC and was appointed to the position in 2009. Professor Notaras was previously Chief Executive of the NT Department of Health, the largest single employer in the Northern Territory from 2014 to 2016. Read More »
	Associate Professor Dianne Stephens OAM MBBS FANZCA FCICM Medical Director A/Prof Dianne Stephens moved to Darwin in 1998 from Melbourne as the Director of Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and their first Intensive Care Specialist. She developed the RDH ICU into a tertiary level ICU that is recognised as a highly effective training and research unit by the ICU community. Read More »
	MS BRONTE MARTIN Director Trauma (Nursing & Disaster) Bronte is currently Director of Nursing (Trauma & Disaster) at the National Critical Care Trauma Response Centre, providing clinical governance and oversight for in-reach Trauma Services at Royal Darwin Hospital, the NCCTRC Education & Training program, and the Australian Medical Assistance Team deployable Field Hospital capability. Read More »
	dr Jodie Williams Director of Trauma Jodie Williams is a General Surgeon and the Director of Trauma at the National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre (NCCTRC) at the Royal Darwin Hospital. Jodie completed her surgical training in Sydney and Newcastle before moving up to Darwin in 2012 and spending twelve months at the NCCTRC in the position of Trauma Fellow. Read More »
	Dr Peter Archer medical director disaster Peter Archer is an Emergency Physician and Disaster Medical Director at the National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre (NCCTRC) at the Royal Darwin Hospital. He has recently commenced at the NCCTRC in January 2018 after being an emergency medicine director at Eastern Health in Victoria for 16 years. Read More »
	ABIGAIL TREWIN DIRECTOR DISASTER PREPAREDNESS and RESPONSE Abi began her Paramedic training in Yulara and Alice Springs after leaving a career in hotel management. She has worked across the Northern Territory including remote areas in the McArthur River district and supported the response to both Bali bombings and East Timor crisis. Read More »

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