Mr Bryan Paget | Queensland Cardiovascular Group Cardiac Sonographer for Queensland Cardiovascular Group in Brisbane. Background in Human Movement Studies. I am passionate about quality, common sense echo. Outside of work I enjoy Football (soccer) and going to the beach with my family.

Assoc Prof. Stuart Moir | Melbourne Heart Care Assoc Prof Stuart Moir is a clinical cardiologist and non invasive imaging specialist, with expertise in all forms of echocardiography (TTE, stress, TOE, contrast echocardiography) as well as cardiac CT and cardiac MRI. He completed his clinical cardiology training and an 18 month fellowship in echocardiography at MonashHeart in 2002. Stuart then undertook a PhD with the Cardiac Imaging Research Group, University of Queensland, Department of Medicine, examining the application of contrast echocardiography for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac disease. This led to several publications in leading international journals, and as a research fellow he was awarded the prestigious combined National Heart Foundation and National Health and Medical Research Council Scholarship, presented many papers at national and international conferences and was a finalist for the Ralph Reader Prize at the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand. Stuart then acted as the contrast echocardiography fellow at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Mn USA, before returning to Australia to divide his time between private practice and a staff specialist position at MonashHEART. He trained in cardiac CT in San Francisco in 2008 and completed a cardiac MRI fellowship at The Heart Hospital in London in 2013. He is currently the Lead Cardiologist for the cardiac MRI service at MonashHEART. He is a married father of three young children and is a long suffering Richmond supporter.

Assoc Prof. Stuart Moir | Melbourne Heart Care Assoc Prof Stuart Moir is a clinical cardiologist and non invasive imaging specialist, with expertise in all forms of echocardiography (TTE, stress, TOE, contrast echocardiography) as well as cardiac CT and cardiac MRI. He completed his clinical cardiology training and an 18 month fellowship in echocardiography at MonashHeart in 2002. Stuart then undertook a PhD with the Cardiac Imaging Research Group, University of Queensland, Department of Medicine, examining the application of contrast echocardiography for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac disease. This led to several publications in leading international journals, and as a research fellow he was awarded the prestigious combined National Heart Foundation and National Health and Medical Research Council Scholarship, presented many papers at national and international conferences and was a finalist for the Ralph Reader Prize at the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand. Stuart then acted as the contrast echocardiography fellow at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Mn USA, before returning to Australia to divide his time between private practice and a staff specialist position at MonashHEART. He trained in cardiac CT in San Francisco in 2008 and completed a cardiac MRI fellowship at The Heart Hospital in London in 2013. He is currently the Lead Cardiologist for the cardiac MRI service at MonashHEART. He is a married father of three young children and is a long suffering Richmond supporter.

Dr Trent Hartshorne | Alfred Health Dr Trent Hartshorne is a heart transplant cardiologist and intensive care consultant at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne. He completed an imaging fellowship at MonashHeart and has completed level 2 SCMR cardiac MRI certification. He is the joint head of ICU echocardiography and is actively involved in the Alfred ECMO service. Trent's publications include the European Heart Journal and Topol's Textbook of Interventional Cardiology, and his invited speaker presentations include the World Congress of Echocardiography. Trent's clinical interests include cardiac imaging, advanced circulatory and respiratory support, and mechanical ventilation. He enjoys teaching and is regularly involved in junior doctor education and teaches on several Alfred courses throughout the academic year.