Our people

Cris has built a strong career across customer service and the tech industry, spanning 16 years of hands-on experience in operations, phone support, and administrative work. His background in Nursing gave him a solid foundation in care and precision — qualities he brings into every client interaction. Outside work, Cris enjoys exploring new technologies and finding smarter ways to get things done.

Bryce has been a Paramedic for 10 years with Ambulance Victoria and is currently a Triage Practitioner working in Ambulance Victoria's Secondary Triage Program (Refcomm). He also spent 8 years as a Volunteer with SA Ambulance Service in some country locations. Before becoming a paramedic Bryce worked as a Registered Nurse in a busy Emergency Department in Adelaide's South. Bryce's passion for education has travelled through his career. During his nursing time he spent a lot of time working with graduate nurses, student nurses and junior staff supporting their learning and educational needs. As a volunteer Bryce worked with new recruits as a mentor and on road trainer. Bryce was well respected by his peers for his passion for education and consistently took opportunities to help out with training when he could.

During Bryce's paramedic career, he completed a secondment as a Paramedic Educator. Bryce is a Clinical Instructor and Study Day Facilitator, meaning he works with Graduate Paramedics, completing Infield Supervision and support for newly qualified Paramedics and Paramedics returning to work after extended periods of time off road. Bryce completed his Certificate IV in training and assessment to formalise his training skills and develop skills suitable for training not just paramedics, but members of the public also.

In Bryce's free time he loves spending time with his kids and working in the garden. Bryce's family are an integral part of his life and every minute he gets to spend with them, fills his cup and helps keep his passions alive.

Kate is a Registered Nurse of 40 plus years, having worked in various roles, both clinical and managerial. Kate's experience encompasses Operating Theatre and Infection Control to Medical Nursing and Palliative Care.  Kate left Nursing for a period of time to commence a Management and Training Consultancy with her husband based in the Central Qld Region providing access to Nationally Recognised Training including Frontline Management, Project Management and Training and Assessment.  Of recent times, Kate volunteered as a Child Witness Support Person, accompanying children and their families through the convoluted and complex process of giving evidence in court as a child victim.  Kate enjoys spending time with her daughter and son, two sons-in-law and two grandsons.  Her interests include reef fishing, competitive shooting and travel with various destinations being ticked off her bucket list.

James brings frontline experience as both a Paramedic and Law Enforcement Officer. He holds a Bachelor of Paramedic Practice and a Graduate Certificate in Tactical Medicine, with a strong interest in trauma care under fire.

Outside of work, James enjoys training, the sand and the snow, getting lost around the world, and spending time with his dogs

After moving to Australia from the UK in 2001, Nick worked in outdoor education as an instructor and white-water raft guide before re-training as a Nurse and Paramedic. He went on to serve for more than a decade as an Advanced Life Support Paramedic with Ambulance Victoria, where he held roles including Health Commander, Team Manager, Clinical Instructor, and Paramedic Educator. Nick also completed further training with Ambulance Victoria to become qualified in Wilderness Response and Alpine Paramedicine, and as a facilitator in manual handling and Level-C PPE training. He continues to practice casually as a paramedic with Ambulance Victoria while also working for private health providers, including delivering pre-hospital support for defence personnel on field exercises.

Nick has a strong interest in remote and austere healthcare, with experience as a medic in disaster zones in Nepal and the Caribbean. He has completed postgraduate study in Disaster Healthcare and Specialist Paramedic Practice (Intensive Care), as well as additional university training in Expedition Medicine and Direct Threat Care. Beyond ambulance, Nick has served as the Operations Manager for Victoria State Emergency Service Mid West area and as an instructor for the Australian Resuscitation Council Advanced Life Support Provider course.

Outside of work, Nick enjoys walking his energetic Kelpie and introducing his daughter to hiking, climbing, and kayaking adventures.

Karen has been a registered nurse for over 30 years. She has extensive experience in training and assessment. Karen is passionate about using simulation to support and encourage people to practise their skills, helping to build confidence. Outside of work, Karen’s favourite hobby for the past 15 years has been Taekwondo.

Caitlin’s experience stems from Surf Lifesaving in Victoria, where she first completed her Bronze Medallion in 2018. Dedicating her summers to keeping beachgoers safe, this led her to train with Marine Search and Rescue (MSAR) teams and grew her passion for delivering emergency care in diverse conditions.

After completing her Rescue Crew Certificate and basic navigation with MSAR, Caitlin went on to participate in emergency preparedness training with the Westpac Lifesaving Rescue Helicopter Service (WLRHS) in 2021. Building on this foundation, she joined Open Water First Aid and Safety teams for numerous events across the Bass District.

Now based in Queensland, Caitlin brings hands-on experience into her training, helping others feel prepared to deliver practical lifesaving skills. Outside of training you’ll find her freediving for shells or working alongside her partner on commercial charter boats.

McQuilty "Coco" NSC served 18 years in the Australian Army as a medic in the Royal Australian Medical Corps, deploying to East Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan, where he was wounded in action in 2011 after an improvised explosive device destroyed his vehicle. Following operational service marked by significant physical and psychological trauma, he was recognised for exceptional performance and clinical skill with the award of the Nursing Service Cross for saving the life of a critically injured soldier. Since discharging in 2017, McQuilty has focused on recovery, family and community leadership, applying the resilience and mentorship developed through military service to youth development as a rugby league coach, currently serving as the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys NRLW Junior Transitions and Pathways Coach while continuing to advocate for wellbeing and rehabilitation among veterans and young athletes.

McQuilty is married to Tammy, and they live in Townsville with their family.

Travis is a Registered Nurse who specialises in both Emergency and Aeromedical Retrieval. He has worked in some of the most austere places in the world in numerous capacities in the Army and Navy, a security contractor/consultant, and as an Emergency/Trauma Nurse. He has deployed on both warlike and peacekeeping operations internationally to places such as East-Timor, Iraq, Solomon Islands, Afghanistan and more recently Southern Lebanon where unfortunately he and his team were injured by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) while on a foot patrol. It was the IED incident that solidified the importance of medical training and planning for Travis who has always been a passionate teacher and medical instructor. Domestically has worked on Natural disaster responses and within Special Operations Command where he has had planning and medical responsibilities on Domestic and Maritime Counter Terrorism operations.

Currently a full-time Nursing Officer (Lieutenant Commander) in the Royal Australian Navy, he still finds the energy to work in a Busy Emergency Department on weekends as well as work as a Rescue Swimmer and Rescue Jetski operator along the NSW coastline. Amongst all that he is an avid skateboarder and horse rider and tries to wrangle his two young children.

Franz graduated with a background in accounting and has spent years working in Australian tax and bookkeeping. Franz joined Real Response as an accountant, drawn to the company's hands-on training philosophy and the chance to be part of a team that makes a real difference. He works closely with the team to keep the numbers running smoothly behind the scenes.

Franz loves motorbikes and cars. He's always working on something or enjoying a good ride. He's a proud dog dad to 4 dogs (1 french bulldog and 3 shih tzus). He has recently picked up pickleball with his wife, who are both beginners but having a great time learning together (Franz also has a tennis background, so it's been fun adapting). He also loves watching Formula 1 racing, always tuned in on race weekends.

Camila is a dedicated paramedic who graduated from the University in 2020 and worked in one of the busiest cities in Colombia (Medellin). Passionate about the welfare of others and providing high-quality care. Also, her love for transmitting the knowledge acquired during her job has led her to the classroom where she wants to teach what she has learned applied to real situations. Camila believes that good teaching can help people in their different environments save a life.

Lover of animals, music, and books.

Mary is an English Education graduate with a career built on precision and growth. Before joining the team as an Operations Assistant she served as a Financial Fraud Analyst, Business Development Associate and Business Owner. Mary's most recent experience as a Medical Virtual Assistant honed her expertise in high-stakes data entry and records management. Mary combined her background in education and corporate risk to ensure operations run smoothly and accurately.

Kade is a Firefighter in Victoria with a background in group training and a passion for helping people feel confident in emergency situations. Kade enjoys working with people, keeping things practical and engaging, and bringing real-world experience into everything he does.

Outside of work you’ll usually find Kade outdoors, staying active, or spending time with his family, including his three cats and a greyhound who keeps him on his toes!

Laura began working as a paramedic in 2011 with Ambulance Tasmania, giving her over 10 years of pre-hospital emergency experience. In 2015 she took the opportunity to move to the UK to work for London Ambulance Service, and was able to specialise in trauma care working on the Tactical Response Unit (a branch of the ambulance service that trains with counter terrorism and armed police to respond in the ‘warm zone’ of marauding terrorist attacks) as well as working with London’s Air Ambulance to provide advanced care to the most seriously injured trauma patients in London.After taking a year off to travel around the UK and Europe with her husband in their self converted campervan, the Womble, Laura returned to Australia and completed Certificate IV in Outdoor Leadership and Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. In her spare time she likes to hike, climb or paddle her way around the great outdoors.

Tony completed a 20-year tour with Australian Army Aviation as aircrew before turning to paramedicine with Queensland Ambulance Service. 23 years as a paramedic has seen Tony develop a large range of skills and competencies with a particular interest in training and mentorship. He has extensive remote and rural service, often responding as a single officer in the vast Queensland outback.
He has a strong belief that first aid in the community is critical to providing resilience and capability that is often the best start to saving lives and ensuring the best outcomes for those in need. Vintage VW’s and Vespa’s, photography, motorcycling, and writing occupy most of his free time.

Justin has front-line experience as a Paramedic, Firefighter, and Surf Life Saver. He has served over a decade with NSW Ambulance, 13 years with Fire and Rescue NSW, and more than 5 years with Surf Life Saving Australia, where he also trains and educates volunteers. Driven by a passion for helping people perform at their best, Justin delivers training that is realistic, dynamic, and empowering.

Outside of work, he enjoys martial arts, the beach, rock climbing, and abseiling.

After completing a first aid course in 2015. Max realised he had a passion for prehospital medical care and after graduating high school would go on to complete his Bachelor of Paramedicine. Years later Max later started teaching First Aid with Real Response and has been here ever since. Max has developed a real enthusiasm for teaching, and finds being able to share his knowledge with others incredibly rewarding.

Outside of Real Response, Max loves to travel and has been to over 45 countries so far. But don’t ask him about because he won’t stop talking. Originating from the surf coast Max also loves getting out in nature and the water as there is nothing better than taking a breath of fresh air surrounded by the bush. Other hobbies include trying new cafes/restaurants/wine bars, going to see music and arts or maybe even just going to catch a movie.

Nhu is a passionate paramedic who’s all about helping people stay ready when it counts. When she’s not training others, you’ll find her exploring new places, tending her garden, smashing it on the pickleball court, or hanging out with her dog Ollie.

Annette is a registered midwife and nurse with over 20 years of experience across maternity care, emergency nursing/midwifery, and clinical education. Over the past five years, she has worked at the Royal Women’s Hospital in clinical education, the Gandel Simulation Service, and as a triage nurse/midwife in the Emergency Department.

Driven by a strong passion for education, Annette has led projects for both adult and neonatal resuscitation programs. She has delivered extensive training and simulation-based education to staff on obstetric emergencies, deteriorating patients, and sepsis management.

Annette, her husband, and their two daughters live in the Yarra Valley, where they overlook the local wineries. Their home is shared with a huge collection of much-loved animals, and Annette enjoys spending her time tending to her organic garden.

I have worked as an Advanced medic in the private sector for the past 4 years and as a First Aid Trainer for almost 2 years as I study my Bachelor of Nursing at Australian Catholic University. I started my studies into emergency medicine with the Certificate IV in Health care quickly moving onto the Diploma of Paramedical Science after completion. I moved down from rural NSW to Melbourne over 4 years ago to expand placement and job opportunities.
I aim to be apart of the the more practical simulated based training Real Response provides and being apart of the positive confidence building within the students I teach as a result

I’m a permanent firefighter with Queensland Fire and Emergency Services. Prior to QFES I spent 9 years serving in the Australian Defence Force predominantly as an Infantry soldier. Training and assessment is something I’ve been passionate about and I’m looking forward to engaging with new persons within the community.

Kris has been a Registered Nurse since 2017, working primarily in the operating theatre setting, and has a passion for education. Kris conducted her postgraduate bachelors specialising in Polar and Remote Medicine; this has led Kris to become a Nursing Officer in the Australian Army Reserves. Previously, Kris was a member of the Royal Signals Corps, Australian Regular Army where she lived and worked overseas and around Australia. Kris’ hobbies include alpine skiing and boarding, mountain biking, bodyboarding, reading and gardening.

George grew up in Sydney and enlisted in the US Army in 2006. After serving as a medic and paratrooper in an Airborne Regiment, he retrained as a flight medic. Assigned to a General Support Aviation Battalion, George deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan conducting combat medical evacuations.

After leaving the US Army and returning to Australia in 2013, George earned his Bachelor of Nursing and worked for Sydney Local Health District as a Registered Nurse.

Outside of work, you can find him in his garden, gaming, or hiking in the bush.

Robyn has been an Office Administrator for over 15 years providing high-level administrative support across the not-for-profit, funds management, hospitality, and construction sectors. She is known for her organisational skills, strong attention to detail, and a proactive approach to getting the job done efficiently. She is also mum to a number of very spoilt fur babies.

Rebecca has over 15 years of nursing experience in coronary care and intensive care, where she gained extensive expertise in managing complex patient needs and responding to critical emergencies. Her time at the bedside fostered not only advanced clinical skills but also a strong ability to lead and support others in high-pressure environments.

Transitioning into clinical education, Rebecca has designed and delivered a wide range of training programs, including basic and advanced life support. She is passionate about building confidence in others to respond effectively in emergency situations, and believes learning should be engaging and memorable, sometimes even with a sing-along to nail the perfect CPR tempo.

Tom is a UK-trained Physician Associate specialising in Emergency Medicine, with a particular interest in Pre-Hospital and Trauma Care. Prior to entering healthcare, he served for six years in the UK Armed Forces, including a deployment to Afghanistan.

Since qualifying, Tom has completed multiple deployments to Ukraine, working across the continuum of trauma care from frontline and pre-hospital medicine through to trauma surgery. During this time, he has gained extensive experience managing casualties in austere environments, with a particular interest in major trauma and injuries associated with modern drone warfare.
Tom has practised clinically in the UK, Canada, Ukraine and Australia and currently works in Emergency Medicine at Sunshine Coast University Hospital. He is also an NAEMT PHTLS Instructor and has experience teaching healthcare professionals and students in trauma, emergency and pre-hospital care.

Alongside his clinical work, Tom holds a postgraduate qualification in Healthcare Education and has lectured at university level. He has a particular interest in simulation and practical clinical education, drawing upon his experience in emergency medicine, military service and austere environments to make training realistic, engaging and clinically relevant.

Outside of medicine and teaching, Tom enjoys travelling and anything that gives him an excuse to be outdoors. He is a keen snowboarder and wakeboarder and can usually be found planning his next trip.

I joined NSW Ambulance as a Paramedic in April of 2021, and since then have worked in metropolitan, regional and rural communities throughout NSW before gaining my Intensive Care Paramedic qualifications in 2026. I currently work at Queanbeyan station, where we respond to jobs in suburban, rural, coastal and alpine environments.

Prior to paramedicine I enjoyed a broad-ranging career in agricultural science, including a year-long deployment with AVI (through DFAT) to Bhutan.

Outside of work, I love spending time with my young family and Scotty dog, playing and watching rugby, and exploring the Canberra region's national parks, bars and cafes.

Maria has worked in operations for the majority of her career, from customer support and office assistance to management. She worked in Saudi Arabia for six years where she learnt about and appreciated their culture. She has a bachelor’s degree in Business Management.Outside work, Maria enjoys reading and exploring places with good food.

Jess graduated from ACU 2021 with a double degree in nursing and paramedicine. Since then she has continued her studies across many areas including Disaster and Terror Medicine and now works as an ICU nurse in Melbourne. Prior to completing her studies Jess was a member of the NSW Rural Fire Service for four years and deployed multiple times across Australia.

In her spare time you can find Jess upside down training in circus arts or at home with her boyfriend and her Green Tree Frog, Duck.

After growing up in Melbourne Motti went on to study Accounting and Marketing at Monash University. Before he could set foot in the corporate world he was drawn to education and spent over 8 years working as an educator at Mount Scopus College.

Through his time in a high school setting Motti became passionate about the importance of effective and relevant education. This lead to him partnering up with a paramedic, Ben Krynski, to radically improve the standard of education in the emergency training space.

Together they started Real Response in late 2014 aiming to save lives by preparing organsations for the realities of emergency situations. Initially Real Response was limited to First Aid training, but over time it has become Australia’s only simulation based emergency training provider with Motti at the helm as CEO.

Real Response was recently recognised as one of Australia’s top 30 most innovative companies in the Anthill Smart 100 Index.

Motti is married to Carly and has two beautiful children, Micah and Rafaela.

After serving in the Australian Army Royal Corp of Transport for 8 years Trevor commenced his ambulance career in 1988 with the then Metropolitan Ambulance Service, Victoria. He completed his Mobile Intensive Care Certification in 1995. He worked from all the branch locations in the metropolitan area and was involved with many major incidents during his time with the ambulance service.

After nearly 20 years with Ambulance Victoria, 10 as a MICA Single Responder, Trevor then moved overseas and worked as a Clinical Supervisor and Flight Paramedic in the State of Qatar. Upon returning to Australia 9 years later, he has worked as a remote paramedic in Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, and is currently based in Bass Strait. With real and diversified experience, he has developed a passion for teaching and how simple first aid can make a huge difference in the outcome of injured / sick persons before medical support arrives. His philosophy is everyone can save a live – they just haven’t done it yet

Katherine graduated with bachelor of paramedicine in 2022. Since then she has worked as an ATA/paramedic in both the non-emerge and emergency sector. During her time as a paramedic Katherine primarily worked in rural and remotes areas of NSW. These experiences highlighted the importance of providing the community with education to help others feel confident and prepared when it matters most.

Katherine has a love for the outdoors, adventure, travel, snowboarding and spending time with her 2 kelpies. 

Jackie found her passion for emergency care work while living in South Africa, she spent a few years in the UK and rekindled her passion in 2015 when joining St John New Zealand in 2015.
As well as being a frontline ambulance officer she used her expertise to work as an event officer at sports events and as a single crew patient transfer officer. She was also part of a specialised team of medical technicians that conducted covid testing and vaccine recovery observation.
Jackie is fully aware of the value of well-administered first-aid training to prepare for real-life emergencies. She is enthusiastic about technology and enjoys learning new systems and expanding her skills and knowledge.

Marlon has been teaching First Aid for 13 years. This journey led Marlon to an opportunity to become an EMT. In Marlon's 5 years as an EMT, Marlon has had a chance to create First Responders in remote areas and Islands, as well as mine sights.

Nadav has spent the past decade of his working life with a dual focus on strategic procurement and finance. His earlier career involved leading tenders and negotiating key business services for large companies. More recently Nadav has concentrated on developing a strong financial skillset to help businesses succeed operationally and financially.

What really gets him going? Teaming up with brilliant people and uncovering those ‘aha!’ moments that streamline processes and genuinely make everyone’s work life a little bit easier (and a lot less complicated!).

When Nadav isn't crunching numbers or optimising workflows, you’ll find him enjoying life with his wife and their ridiculously cute dog, or getting active with all sorts of sports. Full disclosure: he's a long-suffering Carlton supporter, but given their recent form, he's definitely open to suggestions for a new sporting obsession!

Jason began his career in ambulance services in 2008 and quickly discovered his passion for motorsport medicine as a track medic. While predominantly working with motorcycle racing, he has also supported car racing, go-karting, and equestrian events. During this time, Jason became involved in onboarding new staff, which led to a role as a Clinical Instructor. This experience naturally steered him toward training, where he now finds great satisfaction working in front of the classroom.

Joy has worked as a RN in acute hospital ( theatre, infection control, ICU, education, management), industrial ( smelting, gas), construction (gas plants, Snowy Mountain project), primary health care (non-urgent, urgent and emergency, health promotion, immunisation, mental health) , and remotely as a sole practitioner in occupational health. Her interests outside of work are spending time with family and friends, cooking with her grandchildren and traveling. Favourite travel spot - Antarctica, most unique - Chernobyl, love to visit again - New Orleans, next holiday - UK and Norway.

Michael is a Paramedic with a passion for prehospital care and education. His introduction to the world of emergency began as a Volunteer Firefighter at 14. With the goal of becoming a firey, he completed a Bachelor of Clinical Practice (Paramedic) before beginning his career as a Paramedic in Australia's capital city. Since then, he has realised that being a Paramedic is what he wants to do. As well as day-to-day clinical practice, he has gone on to also work as Paramedic Clinical Educator and Sessional Academic.

Unable to leave the tertiary sector alone, he completed an extra Honours Degree and Master of Advanced Paramedicine (Critical Care). He enjoys being involved in education of all types as he has seen the results first hand of the difference it makes in every day people's lives. He enjoys working for Real Response as the ethos, culture and underpinning training ideology closely align with his personal ones.

Outside of work he has a young family which brings him joy daily. He is a lifelong mountain biker and die-hard Rugby Union fanatic who and also enjoys camping and 4WD travel. Oh, and somehow still regularly ends up on a firetruck...

At the age of 9, Rhiannon had her introduction into first aid when her class was
taught how to perform CPR. Being told that this was a skill that could help save
someone’s life sparked an interest that paved the way for Rhiannon to enter the world of pre-hospital healthcare. Following the completion of a Cert IV in Healthcare, Rhiannon began working in Patient Transport caring for both low and medium acuity patient’s whilst she completed her Bachelor of Paramedicine. In 2022, Rhiannon landed her dream job as a Paramedic with Ambulance Victoria where she spent the first 12 month in Melbourne’s inner West and is now currently working in the Geelong area.

With a Diploma in Emergency Health Care, Jack began his career as a medic in 2023, gaining hands-on experience treating various health conditions at sporting events and competitions. Jack is currently studying Paramedicine at Central Queensland University, expanding his skill set under the mentorship of experienced paramedics. Alongside his studies, he is proud to serve his community through volunteering with the State Emergency Service and as an Auxiliary Firefighter with the Queensland Fire Department. Jack is passionate about sharing his knowledge of pre-hospital care and helping students build their confidence as first responders. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, getting outside on his motorcycle, and spending time on the ocean with friends and family.

Baruch comes from a military and ambulance background, currently studying in university and volunteering as a medical first responder.Since 2014 He’s been an ambulance medic overseas, gaining experience in dynamic environments. Later, he enlisted and served in the military as a Combat Medic (AEMT), progressing to Chief Medic of his unit. During his service, he has gained unique combat and medical experience.
He is passionate about simulation-based training, which is why he loves training with Real Response.

Ben Krynski was the Co-Founder and Director of Future Projects at Real Response, where he led the creation of Australia’s most immersive simulation-based emergency training methodology. Drawing on his experience in frontline healthcare and education, Ben pioneered the use of high-fidelity scenarios, moulage, and real-world stressors to replicate true-to-life emergencies.

During his time at Real Response, he worked with emergency services, government, defence, and private industry to enhance preparedness and decision-making under pressure. His vision positioned Real Response at the forefront of experiential learning, helping thousands of professionals train as they fight under realistic, high-stakes conditions.

Abbey began her journey with the Australian Army in early 2013 as a Medical Technician, serving across various domestic and international locations. Alongside her operational experience, she took on instructional roles delivering first aid and combat first aid training, as well as leading adventure training activities, including sea kayaking in South East Queensland. Abbey also gained valuable experience working alongside Paramedics, including Intensive Care Paramedics, and across various hospitals throughout Australia.

In 2020, Abbey transitioned from the Regular Army to the Army Reserve and returned to Adelaide, where she has continued contributing to her reserve unit through training activities and various operational assignments.

Abbey joined Real Response in Adelaide as a casual trainer, quickly progressing into a permanent position before stepping into the role of Head of Dynamic Environmental Services. Following her contributions to the development and delivery of Real Response’s dynamic and simulation-based training, Abbey has since progressed into the role of Head of Training.

Abbey is passionate about delivering realistic, engaging and effective training that prepares people to respond confidently when it matters most. She brings together her military experience, clinical exposure and passion for education to support the development of Real Response’s training programs, trainers and overall training capability.

Outside of work, Abbey enjoys spending time with her German Shepherd, Bear, as well as family and friends. She loves going on adventures, camping, heading to the beach, staying fit, playing sport and travelling overseas solo on surf camps.

Amy graduated from University with a bachelor of business management and event management. She has been a volunteer with the CFA (Country Fire Authority) for nearly 15 years. As a firefighter she's seen first hand the impact everyday people can make in an emergency when they have the right training, which was what drew her to Real Response and their hands on training philosophy. She is currently working as a member of the operations team based in Geelong.

Outside of work Amy enjoys getting outdoors and exploring, especially visiting waterfalls and the beach.