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Early adulthood I met my wife, Bronwyn, at the tender age of 17. We were engaged at 19 and married at 24. She moved to Sydney aged 18 to pursue a career in medicine. I followed her shortly thereafter. Finding a job working in realestate sales with LJ Hooker, Kingsford. I learned quickly, that I could sell property, but yearned for something that gave a little more back to society. I moved to administration, working at Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick. Over 3 years, I moved my way up from ward clark to personal assistant to the Director of Clinical Services. Even though I was vicariousy helping people by making the hospital function, I still wanted to do more to help. So I applied to NSW Ambulance, I was successful and began my training in May 2010.

Early life As the youngest sibling of three children I learnt resilience and creativity from a young age. My father was an executive manager in local government with a background in Information Technology. Dad was a key protagonist in getting councils "online" in the early 2000s and has always drummed home the importance of functional and efficient IT infrastructure in local government. Mum was an early childhood teacher who taught me kindness, caring and creativity. ​ Throughout my youth, I was busy! I was involved in multiple sports, including soccer, tennis, hockey and swimming. I also spent time on stage in the performing arts. Throughout school this busy lifestyle taught me time managment, resilience, leadership and the importance of team work. No sports team or performance ensemble can be carried by an individual, you must work together to achieve your goals.