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Learn just a little more about the Emcare Team

Murray Anderson 

My name is Murray Anderson.  A trained intensive Care Paramedic for over 20 years, I enjoy the role of teaching and coaching. My philosophy is you should understand why you do something not just do it. In my spare time I am a Volunteer Fire Fighter as such I am used to working with multiple services at major incidents and in exercises. I am also a NZRC CORE Instructor. My home is a shift working household my wife is a nurse, my current challenge- teaching my teenager to drive.  I enjoy the challenges my life has given me to continuously learn, create and contribute to these activities.

Janina Olivier 

Janina is a qualified Paramedic, graduating from Auckland University of Technology in 2008 with a Bachelor of Health Science majoring in Paramedicine. She also graduated with a Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management in 2008. In 2009 she began working in Hyperbaric Medicine and qualified as a Hyperbaric Chamber Attendant with Hyperbaric Health Ltd. In 2012 she qualified as an Anaesthetic Technician, graduating from Auckland University of Technology with a Diploma in Applied Science and registering with the Medical Sciences Council of New Zealand in 2013. She qualified as a New Zealand Resuscitation Council CORE Instructor in 2012. Janina was previously a Resuscitation Coordinator for Auckland District Health Board for six years.
​Janina is a Dive Medical Specialist for Divers Alert Network.

Johan Olivier 

Johan qualified as an Army medic in South Africa in 1994. He then specialised as a dive medic in 1995 and continued shared duties as an off shore and on shore medic.   In 2000 he registered as an Ambulance Emergency Assistant with the Health Professions Council in South Africa.  Johan was a First Aid instructor in the defence force and with BLS medical.  In 2008 he moved to New Zealand and took the post as Hyperbaric Technician and Trainer for Hyperbaric Health. He currently works as a dive medical specialist on the Divers Alert emergency hotline. Johan is a New Zealand Resuscitation Council instructor.

Stephanie Vos 

I qualified as a Registered Nurse in 1988 and worked predominantly in General and Cardiac ICU.  I am qualified in Professional Coaching and Supervision I also have NLP Master Practitioner certification. I am a NZRC Advanced Resuscitation Certified Instructor since 2004 and completed a Post Graduate Certificate Endorsed in Resuscitation in 2005. Currently working for Southern District Health Board in Dunedin in the role of Resuscitation and Mandatory Training Coordinator and have been in this role since October 2016. Prior to this I worked for Waitemata District Health Board as Team Leader of the Resuscitation Education Team. As part of my role I attend Clinical emergencies in the hospital and ensure I stay current with new trends and research in resuscitation by attending conferences and other Professional Development opportunities. Part of this role include provision of coaching and debrief to staff during and after clinical emergencies. My passion for coaching and resuscitation education keeps me excited about teaching both in hospital and community settings.

Isaac Teng

Isaac is originally from Singapore but has lived in the Manawatu since 1997. After his military service in Singapore, he completed a BHSc Paramedicine in 2015 with further post graduate studies in primary health. Isaac worked full time as a UCC endorsed Paramedic with St John Ambulance before deciding to pursue a MBChB degree with the University of Auckland in 2018. He is currently based in Counties Manukau DHB in his 4th year of Medical School and works as a casual Paramedic and NZRC CORE Instructor. Isaac is passionate about education and enjoys helping remove the complex barriers in resuscitation education. He loves the outdoors and spends his free time whitewater kayaking and mountain biking. 

Dr Jonathon Webber 

Dr Jonathon Webber 
Jonathon Webber is an NZRC CORE Advanced Instructor and Honorary Lecturer in the Department of Anaesthesiology at the University of Auckland. He was formerly a Resuscitation Officer at Auckland City Hospital and outside of his code-team experience in this role, his clinical background is in the field of pre-hospital emergency care, including first response, ambulance, and event medical care. An active academic and researcher, he has recently completed a Doctorate in Professional Practice through Middlesex University London. Jonathon’s specific areas of interest are: human factors, airway management, defibrillator technology, drowning, and first aid/resuscitation guideline development. 

Quality teaching of New Zealand Resuscitation Council CORE, various resuscitation courses and scenario training nationwide.