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Bradley Chesham

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Bradley Chesham is a renowned VR evangelist, nurse educator, education disruptor, and researcher with a vast array of experience in acute tertiary intensive care nursing and remote medicine.

He is a recipient of prestigious awards such as the 2019 Hayden Vanguard Lectureship Award from INACLS and was a shortlisted finalist in the 2020 Commonwealth Medical Association Digital Health Awards.

Bradley has diverse deployment experience in regions like Mosul, Iraq, Afghanistan, Mexico, Norway, and even Papua New Guinea where he is registered as a nurse.

His commitment to continuous learning and skills development is evident throughout his career.

In addition to his clinical roles, he founded Bundle of Rays, a nursing education start-up, showcasing his innovative approach to healthcare.

With a Master's Degree in Critical Care Nursing and extensive experience in various nursing roles, Bradley excels in acute specialties, particularly intensive care.

He has managed critical clinical situations effectively, demonstrating his ability to work under pressure and lead teams in the healthcare sector.

Based in South East Queensland, Australia, Bradley's expertise extends internationally, having contributed to projects with organizations like the British Army, Australian Federal Police, Exxon, CGGveritas, and others.

His wide-ranging skills include teaching, training, critical care management, and navigating health challenges in remote locations.

His educational background includes degrees in Critical Care Nursing, Registered Nursing, and Cardiothoracic Nursing from reputable institutions.

Bradley's professional journey includes roles at AspenMedical, World Health Organisation, Prince Charles Hospital, Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service, Lady Cilento Children Hospital, and several academic institutions.

He is known for his proactive and enthusiastic approach, strong interpersonal skills, and the ability to adapt to diverse cultural environments.

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