Prof Fatovich is a senior emergency physician and clinical researcher at Royal Perth Hospital Emergency Department, with over 30 years’ experience in the conduct of research in Emergency Medicine.  He is Head of the Centre for Clinical Research in Emergency Medicine, Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research; Director of Research for East Metropolitan Health Service; and Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Western Australia.

Andy Bell is a registered Paramedic with nearly two decades of experience across a wide range of clinical, educational and leadership roles within Paramedicine.  He continues to work as  an on-road Paramedic, has been a Clinical Educator, Senior University Lecturer, Published Researcher and has held positions as National Team Lead for TacMed Australia, Paramedic Team Lead for RFDSWA, and his current role is as Deputy Director of Paramedicine for St John WA.  He is an Editor on the Journal of High Threat and Austere Medicine, A Fellow of the Australasian College of Paramedicine, An Adjunct Research Fellow for Curtin University and a Training Consultant for Blacksmiths Medical Risk Consultancy. 

Matt Pepper is a Paramedic with over 18 years on road, predominantly as a Special Operations/Intensive Care responder.  He is a passionate clinical trainer, with previous roles including as National Training Manager for TacMed Australia, Clinical Training Officer for NSW Ambulance Tactical Medicine and Paramedic Educator for Royal Flying Doctors Service - Western Operations.  Matt was the founding President of the Australian Tactical Medical Association, and is a Churchill Fellow, Fellow of ATMA and Fellow of the Academy of Extreme Environment Medicine.

• Hugh Le Tessier graduated from the Police Academy in March 1983.
• Served as a General Duties officer for 5 years before becoming a Detective in 1988.
• Worked at Suburban Detective Officers and “Old School” Squads – Drug Squad and Vice Squad.
• Took a career break between 1995 – 2001 and worked a range of occupations in the Motor Industry including being the proprietor of a service station.
• Re-joined the WA Police in 2001, going straight back to Detective ranks.
• Worked at the following locations as Officer in Charge
  • Northam Detectives – covering Northam to Southern Cross, north to Lancelin and south to Beverley/Bruce Rock and Narembeen.
  • Internal Affairs Unit.
  • Intelligence Operations – Undercover Police Unit (5 years). Success in solving a number of cold case homicide investigations and major drug seizures.
  • Albany Police Station – a return to uniform after 35 years.
  • Homicide Squad.
  • Major Crash Investigation Section – since December 2024.
• Outside interests include golf, motorcycling and cycling.

transitioning to the healthcare sector in 2017. He has since held executive roles in a tertiary 
hospital and with St John Ambulance WA. He also pioneered NEXUS, Australia’s first 
hospital-wide, industry-based Human Factors training program.

Anthony is deeply passionate about leadership, team development, and fostering 
organisational excellence. He now applies his entrepreneurial expertise to support 
technology and healthcare ventures, advancing patient care and safety while enabling 
sustainable business growth. Among all his achievements, he considers being a father his 
greatest reward