Elliot is an intensive care nurse practitioner, working at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney NSW. Elliot has worked in ICU for 10 years, and has post-graduate qualifications in critical care, and a Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) from the University of Sydney. Elliot has sub-specialty interests in vascular access and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (EMCO). He is a member of the ACI NSW ECMO Advisory Group, runs the ECMO course at RNSH, and is the nursing lead for ECMO in the ICU at RNSH. Elliot has been involved in post-graduate teaching for many years, initially as a Clinical Fellow for the Faculty of Health at University of Technology, Sydney, and now for Sydney Nursing School, Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney as a Casual Academic. In this role, Elliot teaches on the Nurse Practitioner Master Program, and has helped with subject redesign. Elliot is also a member of the Clinical Practice Committee for NSW Ambulance Service, where he provides expert advice relating to nursing practice and his relevant areas of specialisation. He is also assisting NSW Ambulance with a research project currently, and is a key advisor on nursing matters in general for the organisation. Elliot has an interest in research, having been involved in numerous local studies, site co-investigator for a large multinational registry study, and has authored a number of papers related to vascular access and the ICU Nurse Practitioner model of care.