Our Speakers

Phil is an Emergency Medicine consultant actively involved in prehospital care, with leadership roles in medical directorates, major incident management, education, and advisory roles in military and emergency services.

Major Max Marsden, a General Surgery Registrar in London, is an honorary Clinical Lecturer at Queen Mary University of London's Centre for Trauma Sciences, specializing in surgical informatics and AI-driven clinical decision-making research, while also co-founding the National Trauma Research and Innovation Collaborative (NaTRIC) for national trauma studies.

Professor Hing is a highly accomplished orthopedic surgeon specializing in knee surgery and trauma, holding a professorship at St George's University London and actively contributing to research, education, and diversity initiatives within the field.

Miss Walsh, a Major Trauma and Emergency Surgery Consultant at St Mary's Hospital London with expertise in trauma and emergency surgery, is an educator and active in surgical missions and volunteer work.

Helgi Johannsson, originally from Iceland, trained at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, becoming a consultant at St Mary’s Hospital in 2007. His clinical interests encompass trauma, surgery, obstetrics, bariatrics, general anesthesia, and COVID-19 treatment.

Dr. Jennings, an experienced trauma surgeon from Pretoria, South Africa, serves as Deputy Head of the Trauma Unit at Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital and practices at the Netcare Milpark Hospital Trauma Academic Centre, actively contributing to international trauma surgical and critical care committees, with a focus on advancing trauma management and technology.

Simon, the UK's first Craniomaxillofacial Trauma consultant, appointed at the Royal London Hospital in 2003, has led significant research, training, and surgical advancements, solidifying his prominent role in Craniofacial Traumatology, culminating in his appointment as Chair in 2015.

Professor Boffard is a renowned expert in Trauma Surgery and Critical Care, holding prominent positions at Milpark Hospital Trauma Centre and the University of the Witwatersrand's Johannesburg Hospital, while also leading in global surgery organisations.

Mr. Tsang is a Consultant Craniofacial, Trauma, and Neurosurgeon at Imperial College London, specialising in craniofacial and spinal trauma, complex spinal disorders, CSF disorders, and endoscopic ventricular surgery, with additional roles including serving as Quality Assurance Lead for the SAC, volunteering as a Craniofacial Surgeon with the Facing the World Charity in Vietnam and much more.

Professor David Nott, a pioneering Vascular and Trauma Surgeon at St. Mary's Hospital and the Royal Marsden Hospital, has dedicated three decades to volunteering in conflict and disaster zones, established surgical training courses, founded the David Nott Foundation, and authored the best-selling memoir "War Doctor."