Tim is an internationally recognised knee surgeon, who is lauded for his high level of clinical care and academic practice. He is a member of and held leadership positions for several prestigious groups and societies, such as ISAKOS and the ACL Study Group. He is an active member of the Australian Knee Society and in 2008 was awarded the prestigious APKASS/ESSKA Travelling Fellowship entitling him to membership of the distinguished Magellan Society. As an award-winning researcher and academic, Tim is frequently invited to lecture at national and international conferences. Tim works closely with Industry and is an active member of several implant and technique design teams, covering both sports surgery and arthroplasty, including implant design, computer navigation and robotics.

Bob is an internationally trained orthopaedic surgeon with subspecialty expertise in hip and knee surgery. After graduating from the University of Melbourne, he undertook highly sought-after fellowships in the United Kingdom in lower limb joint replacement surgery and sports surgery of the knee. He has held faculty positions at the University of Melbourne and Stanford University, California, and continues his active involvement in training the next generation of surgical, medical and allied health professionals. Bob’s expertise in partial knee replacements has gained international recognition through his research and publications. He is actively pioneering the development of new hip and knee prostheses and implantation techniques (including robotics), working closely with surgical colleagues and medical device companies.

Cameron is an orthopaedic surgeon with subspecialty expertise in knee surgery and a particular interest in supporting patients with sporting injuries or degenerative knee joint conditions. As a senior lecturer at Monash University, he takes an active role in teaching and orthopaedic research. He has held positions in the UK, Canada as well as in Australia. He is an active member of the Australian Knee Society.

Jason is the Chief Medical Officer for the Melbourne Storm Rugby League Club. Graduating in 1994 at the University of Melbourne. Jason has pursued his interests in sports medicine and orthopaedics for the past 25 years. As the Chief Medical Officer of the Melbourne Storm Rugby League Club for the past 9 years, he has been part of one of the most successful professional sporting clubs in the country. As well as his involvement at the elite NRL level, he has been involved with AFL/VFL clubs, international soccer, Melbourne Rebels and Queensland State of Origin rugby, while continuing to give back to the community helping VAFA club Williamstown CYMS. Founder of Surgical Assistants Group of Victoria, Jason has over 28 years of orthopaedic experience, and with this, access to a wide range of surgical specialists. A proud father of 5 and grandfather to 2, time away from sport is spent with family and friends. Clinical interests: Acute soft tissue injuries Groin and gluteal overload injuries Concussion management PRP injections Non-surgical management of osteoarthritis Traumatic sporting injuries Diagnosis and access to the same services as professional sporting organisations is my aim, with clear directions in expected clinical outcomes. Whether you are a weekend warrior or wanting to pursue the best you can be, my goal is to get you there. Qualifications/Affiliations: Bachelor of Science University of Melbourne, 1990 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery University of Melbourne, 1994 Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Australian Medical Association Sports Medicine Australia Previous/current affiliations and achievements: Current Chief Medical Officer for The Melbourne Storm Rugby League Club (2014 – ) Queensland State of Origin Second doctor role 2015 & 2018 (MCG) Queensland U20 State of Origin Chief doctor 2015 (MCG) NRL Mauri Allstars Chief doctor 2019 Melbourne Rebels Rugby consultant doctor (2017-2019) Sunshine Lightning Netball (SSN) Consultant Medical Officer (2016 – ) VFL Williamstown FC (Club Doctor 2006-2008) – Best Clubman 2007 VFL Port Melbourne FC consultant doctor 2020 VAFA Williamstown CYMS Medical Officer (2012 – current) International Champions Cup – Tournament chief medical officer (soccer) 2016 Surgical Assistant (SAGV) Orthopaedics 28 years Bariatric and general surgery 12 years Personal Australian U18 Badminton Doubles champion (1987) State League Badminton U13B’s St Albans FC (Tragic!) Essendon FC Tragic as well Runner

Brian is an internationally recognised knee surgeon, who has recently relocated to his home country of Ireland.