Jean-Francois Lanctôt is Professor of Medicine at McGill and Sherbrooke universities in Montreal, Québec, Canada. He is the co-founder of the EGLS course, author of the EGLS manual and he is the co-creator of the iOS/Android application Shock Echo. Dr. Lanctôt participated in establishing credentialing guidelines for advanced ultrasound in emergency medicine for the Association of Emergency Physicians of Quebec
His main areas of interest include resuscitation and critical care ultrasound

Dr Lewis Grayis a consultant in anaesthesia and critical care at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne. He has a keen interest in point of care ultrasound and echocardiography in critical illness, using and teaching this regularly in clinical practice. He is BSE accredited in adult transthoracic echocardiography, and a supervisor/mentor for both FICE and CUSIC training programs with the intensive care society

Felipe Teran is an Emergency Physician in the Division of Emergency Ultrasound, investigator and Associate Director of the Center for Resuscitation Science at the Department of Emergency Medicine at University of Pennsylvania
He is a faculty member and founder of the Resuscitative TEE Project, a multidisciplinary initiative dedicated to advance, disseminate knowledge and promote excellence in the practice of resuscitative TEE

Claire Heslop is a Canadian who does a lot of emergency ultrasound education and curriculum development at the University of Toronto, and cannot teach without using her hands. She also runs very long distances up and down mountains.

Dr Rachel Gilmore is a consultant in Emergency Medicine in Dublin. Rachel completed her Emergency Medicine residency and fellowship at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. She joined the Emergency Medicine faculty at Mayo as Assistant Professor and Assistant Programme director of the Emergency Medicine programme. Rachel returned to Ireland in 2010 and has worked as a consultant in Emergency Medicine in Dublin since. Her academic interests include POCUS, critical care and simulation in medical education.

Professor of Surgery (EM), Director, EM Clinical Ultrasound, University of Vermont; Ultrasound Leadership Academy Professor; Ultrasound Zealot; blah blah blah. Strong Like bull, smart like tractor.

Andy is a joint Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care Medicine trainee based in Dublin. He produces FOAMed podcasts on anatomy for EM and for the Royal College of Emergency Medicine. He is a regular instructor on EGLS

RIP is an ED Consultant at The Royal Oldham Hospital. He was one of the first ED clinicians to obtain a post grad qualification in PoCUS in 2006. He has been Chair of the US Group for IFEM, Member of the CEM US Committee. He is part of the EUSEM US sub-group and has this year been presented with the prestigious Kazzi award by AAEM for his contribution to PoCUS teaching

Joe Wood is a Board Certified Emergency Medicine specialist practicing at the Mayo Clinic Medical School. Dr. Wood is one of the pioneers of point-of-care ultrasound. He was certified 25 years ago as a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS). He subsequently teamed with Dr. Lambert to start a POCUS fellowship training program in Chicago. He has served as course director and/or faculty for over 700 POCUS courses in the US, South America, Mexico, Canada, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East

Karen is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine in Sligo. Only a good US course will drag her out of the beautiful Northwest! Her special interests are POCUS, Critical Care and Simulation training.