Toby is eMedici co-founder and Chief Technology Officer. With a background in medicine from the University of Adelaide and a lifelong passion for software development, Toby merged his clinical insight and technical skills to design a study tool that's as engaging as it is effective. After completing his internship at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in 2020, he transitioned into full-time software development, allowing eMedici to grow from a grassroots idea into a widely used resource for medical students and doctors worldwide.

Toby's vision - shaped by his own experience navigating med school - is to make high-quality, Australian-centric learning content more accessible and enjoyable. He continues to lead eMedici's growth while championing thoughtful design, educational integrity, and the occasional confetti explosion for correct answers. Outside of work, Toby is an avid runner, proud Vizsla puppy dad, and always up for trying something new like embroidery or gardening.

Hannah is Editor-in-Chief at eMedici. She is a General Practitioner with Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) as well as University academic, based in Adelaide, South Australia. She completed her MBBS at the University of Adelaide in 2015 and Master of Clinical Education at Flinders University in 2017. Hannah is also Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and Associate Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators.

She joined eMedici in 2014 as a contributor of MCQs and now oversees all content on the platform. She enjoys engaging with the wider Community of Practice at eMedici (universities, students, editors, reviewers) and working with like-minded peers to drive innovation in the delivery of digital health professions education.

Professor Devitt is a Senior Editor for eMedici. He is a former consultant surgeon and depending on where he was working so would vary his clinical practice. At the Royal Adelaide Hospital he was Head of the Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery Unit and visits to Port Lincoln, Port Augusta, Broken Hill and other rural Australian centres would extend his practice into many other surgical areas! Peter has been with eMedici since its inception and the move from case studies on a CD-ROM to a widely used online platform gives him great pleasure. Whilst not working on eMedici and mentoring students, Peter enjoys beekeeping and mentoring fellow beekeepers.

Stefan is a director of eMedici, having joined the team in 2014. He is a trainee intensivist and clinical lecturer based in Adelaide with a particular interest in neurocritical care. Stefan is a passionate educator and advocate, with a wide portfolio of active roles, Board appointments, and committee positions across pre- and post-graduate medical education, professionalism, workplace culture, industrial relations, LGBTQ health, and med-tech R&D. Stefan feels eMedici’s strengths lie in our unparalleled editorial rigour, vibrant contributor network, powerful intuitive tech, and highly engaged community of learners. In his downtime, Stefan is a keen cyclist, lover of the Arts, bookworm, and wine snob.

Dylan is a General Surgeon working in Adelaide, South Australia and completing subspecialty training and a PhD in Renal and Pancreas transplantation. He used eMedici as a student and found it a very helpful and clinically relevant resource for exams and the wards. Dylan joined the eMedici team in 2013 with the aim of modernising the platform and making it available to more students around Aus/NZ. He thinks the strengths of eMedici are the transparent content authorship process with layers of peer and expert review which combined with detailed feedback, provides a trustworthy resource aligned with modern practice. When not working enjoys spending time with his son, perfecting the best filter coffee recipe and listening to an ever expanding record collection.

Karanjot is the Business Development Manager at eMedici. She is a Paediatric Doctor with a broad non-clinical portfolio, including roles as Director of Assessment at the University of Auckland and Medical Educationalist at the Australian Medical Council. Her experience spans simulation, clinical trials, project management and strategic development. She is passionate about improving the health system for marginalised groups and empowering patients. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her family, hiking in nature and travelling.

Hannah is Editor-in-Chief at eMedici. She is a General Practitioner with Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) as well as University academic, based in Adelaide, South Australia. She completed her MBBS at the University of Adelaide in 2015 and Master of Clinical Education at Flinders University in 2017. Hannah is also Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and Associate Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators.

She joined eMedici in 2014 as a contributor of MCQs and now oversees all content on the platform. She enjoys engaging with the wider Community of Practice at eMedici (universities, students, editors, reviewers) and working with like-minded peers to drive innovation in the delivery of digital health professions education.

Professor Devitt is a Senior Editor for eMedici. He is a former consultant surgeon and depending on where he was working so would vary his clinical practice. At the Royal Adelaide Hospital he was Head of the Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery Unit and visits to Port Lincoln, Port Augusta, Broken Hill and other rural Australian centres would extend his practice into many other surgical areas! Peter has been with eMedici since its inception and the move from case studies on a CD-ROM to a widely used online platform gives him great pleasure. Whilst not working on eMedici and mentoring students, Peter enjoys beekeeping and mentoring fellow beekeepers.

Addison is a Rural Generalist, Senior Lecturer in Medicine and a Senior Editor at eMedici. He has a strong passion for medical education and clinical teaching. Addison completed his medical degree at the University of Melbourne in 2017, followed by hospital training in northeast Victoria and advanced skills training in Paediatrics. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners with advanced rural generalist recognition.

Outside of medicine, Addison enjoys spending time with his family and two golden retrievers, playing hockey, and snowboarding in the winter months.

Josh is a Senior Editor for eMedici. He is a General Medicine and Respiratory Registrar at Alfred Health in Victoria. Josh has an interest in the broader aspects of medicine including public health, policy and ethics, and completed a Master in Public Health to explore these areas further. Having studied medicine in Adelaide, Josh knew the eMedici cofounders before moving to Melbourne in 2020 - perfectly timed to experience extensive Covid lockdowns and gain in-depth experience with public health and respiratory medicine.  When not working on eMedici or clinical duties, Josh enjoys staying fit, travelling, home renovations, and gardening (including prior beekeeping also).

Jun is a Senior Editor for eMedici. He is a clinical and laboratory haematologist, working as a fellow in the Canberra Region Cancer Centre. He is also a PhD candidate at the Australian National University. He has a strong interest in medical education and is passionate about the role of pathology as a cornerstone of knowledge across multiple specialties. Recognising the importance of a solid foundation in this area, he played an active role in the development of the BPS question bank to support students and trainees. Outside of work, he enjoys going to the gym, reading literary fiction, and playing the piano.

Stephanie has been a Senior Editor for eMedici since 2024.  She trained in rural Victoria Australia, trying different specialities till moving to General Practice in Gippsland.  Her interests are in women and children's health.  She attained her GP Fellowship in between having 3 babies, and now juggles home-schooling her children and writing questions for eMedici - the latter being certainly less stressful and less finger-painting.

Georgia is a Senior Editor for eMedici. She is an endocrinology advanced trainee completing her specialty training in Queensland, having undertaken her medical degree, internship, and first year of basic physician training in Adelaide. Georgia first encountered eMedici as a medical student, using the platform to strengthen her clinical knowledge. In 2020, she joined the team as an MCQ contributor and editor, and her passion for medical education has since led her to the role of Senior Editor. Georgia enjoys the challenge of making complex medical topics accessible and engaging for students. Outside of eMedici, she enjoys long-distance running and exploring the stunning beaches and national parks of Queensland.

Jess is an Associate Editor & Project Coordinator with eMedici. She is currently a final year Flinders medical student. Before her medical degree she was a veterinarian who worked in country NSW as a General Practitioner treating animals large and small. She’s also a mum to two young children and a quilter in her spare time. Jess has a keen interest in General Practice with a passion for women’s health and research and is looking forward to embarking on this training path in years to come.

Karan is an Associate Editor & Project Coordinator for eMedici. He is a currently a medical intern at South West Healthcare - but prior to becoming a doctor, has worked extensively in diverse health care settings such as a children's hospice, a neuropsychiatric ward, and a crisis/suicide hotline. With two previous Masters' degrees in Public Health and Business Administration, he has extensive experience in health research and epidemiological work. Karan has a keen fascination in understanding how private and public entities can work together to effectively address the most significant health issues of our era. Karan has been involved with eMedici since 2022, while he was a medical student. In the spare time that he has available, Karan loves to explore language learning, and to explore his cultural and spiritual roots.

Karan on the Basic Pathological Sciences (BPS) exam:

In 2024, I decided to sit the BPS Exam, and I have to say that studying and preparing for this exam was a fulfilling experience. However, it was also a tiring process (even though it definitely didn't need to be!). I found that when preparing, there was a clear lack of adequate available resources to assist with studying. As a result, preparation for the exam entailed reading (and re-reading) hundreds of pages in a textbook in a grossly inefficient manner that got quite repetitive, quite fast. With this in mind, I strongly feel that eMedici's BPS resource can serve as a valuable means for one to get the most out of the studying process in terms of both efficiency, and overall enjoyment in the learning process. We have spent many hours carefully designing these materials in a manner that tests important concepts directly from the BPS syllabus, thereby ensuring the maximum possible study value. I truly hope that whoever uses this material will find great benefit in learning for this exam, while also hopefully having some fun along the way!

Marita is a sixth-year undergraduate medical student at James Cook University in Cairns, Queensland. She currently works for eMedici as a Junior Editor, and has greatly enjoyed contributing to (and using!) the Australian-based medical study resource. Whilst not working or studying, Marita enjoys Pilates, reading, and podcasts. She also has a great interest in medical research, and is currently undertaking her Honours degree on pain relief for patients during intrauterine device insertion.