Rudolf Myhovych holds a degree in Medical Doctorate with specialisation in Neurology from Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University. Rudi is the incumbent President of CF Christian Medical Association of Ukraine , serving since September 2020. Under his leadership, the association has experienced significant growth, expanding its workforce to 28 employees, engaging 30 trainers, and mobilising a team of 100 volunteers.

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Rudolf Myhovych epitomizes resilience and adaptability, embodying a steadfast commitment to personal and professional growth. His strengths lie in cultivating meaningful connections and embracing challenges with enthusiasm. A relentless pursuer of self-improvement, Rudolf thrives in dynamic environments, leveraging his exceptional communication, planning, decision-making, problem-solving, motivating, and delegation skills to drive positive change.

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David Healy is a seasoned police officer with 20 years of experience, 18 years dedicated to serving in the Special Emergency Response Team of the Queensland Police Service.

Throughout his tenure, he underwent rigorous training as a Medic to enhance operational effectiveness in high-risk situations and search and rescue operations. Subsequently, Dave pursued advanced studies, earning a Diploma of Paramedicine, enabling him to assume managerial responsibilities in shaping the development of the Police Medic Portfolio.

His contributions extended to the realm of Tactical Medicine, where he played a pivotal role as a founding committee member of The Australian Tactical Medical Association. He has consistently demonstrated a deep-seated concern for the health and well-being of his unit members and the broader policing community.

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Jeremy served as a Medic in the Australian Regular Army for 7 years. Qualified as an Underwater Medicine Clinician, Jeremy served within Special Operations Command for 4 years, which included a deployment to Afghanistan and Domestic Counter-Terrorism as a platoon medic before moving onto a civilian Intensive Care Paramedic for NSW Ambulance for 10 years.

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David Georgiou is a former professional Rugby League player who had stints with Penrith Panthers and Brisbane Broncos in the NRL, as well as representing Greece between 2005 and 2012. He is now a successful business owner and entrepreneur, having owned and operated Precision Fitness 24/7 since 2014.

Through his business, David has helped hundreds of people transform their mindsets and physiques, and is passionate about developing young athletes and educating them to achieve healthier, stronger versions of themselves. With his background in sports, David understands the importance of discipline, hard work, and perseverance in achieving success both on and off the field. He brings this same level of dedication and commitment to his work as a business owner, and is constantly striving to improve himself and his business.

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Brigid is a Critical Care Paramedic based in Brisbane. Over the past twenty years she has gained extensive EMS experience in both Australia and Ireland. She is interested in educating and developing paramedics to empower them to perform at their best. Her superpower is in cultivating professional relationships to achieve the best patient outcomes.

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Brad Miers is a Senior Operations Supervisor and Critical Care Paramedic for the Queensland Ambulance Service. He has over 32 years' of experience in both rural and urban response. Of these, 25 years were spent working in fixed and rotary-winged aircraft.

He was born in a small shearing town in Western Queensland and he grew up being raised by the stoic and resilient men and women of the bush. This provided him with the necessary adaptive attributes to provide the highest pre-hospital clinical care in an unpredictable environment. 

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James is a medical doctor with an interest in the extremes of human performance and physiology. With a background in critical care medicine he has been fortunate to combine this professional experience with first hand involvement in a range of challenging environmental extremes.

Through the completion of ultramarathons and high-altitude climbing expeditions, including a successful ascent of Mt Everest, he is passionate about translating this understanding to how our bodies and minds function when under extreme pressure.

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For Russell Manser, robbing a bank felt like parachuting out of a plane. The adrenaline, the rush, the risk.

Crashing through the doors, sizing up the room, hoping the security guard in the corner didn't decide to be a hero. Leaping over the teller counters to empty the drawers where the big bank notes were kept.

And yet, in spite of the balaclava and the weapon, he was regarded by his peers as "a gentleman" bank robber. Polite. Professional. The guns were rarely loaded. "You don't want people panicking because that will cause you problems."

Sometimes he would even apologise and tell them to "have a good day" on the way out. The real thrill was getting out the door without being blasted in the head, holding a big bag of cash.

But there is no such thing as a gentleman bank robber. There is just a criminal. He knows that now. He knows he traumatised and damaged people, terrified them.

Manser, about to turn 17, was sentenced to 12 months in an adult prison to deter "kids from Mount Druitt stealing Porsches from affluent areas".

At Long Bay he was put into One Wing — a protection wing — which often housed sex offenders who would otherwise be killed in the main prison. He was skinny, young, blonde and blue-eyed. A "pretty boy".

Manser says as he was put into a cell with two paedophiles, the prison officer said, "have fun, boys".

"I was just a kid," Manser recalls.

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