He currently is employed as a senior physician at Austin Health and Warringal Private Hospital. He is a Director of Melbourne Respiratory and Sleep Services and The Northern Sleep lab. He is also a research fellow at the Institute of Breathing and Sleep.

His major subspecialty interests are in sleep disorders, respiratory failure and COPD but is involved in managing all respiratory and sleep disorders.

He provides a bronchoscopy service at Warringal and is involved in post operative general medicine as well. He is a member of the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand and the Australasian Sleep Association.

He has an interest in both undergraduate and postgraduate medical teaching and is a lecturer at Melbourne University (Austin Clinical School) and a Fellow of the Melbourne Medical School Academy of Clinical Teachers.

He is currently working as a respiratory and sleep physician at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, as well as an Acute Assessment Physician with the Department of General Medicine, and is undertaking clinical research through the University of Melbourne.

Peter has an interest in airways disease and sleep disorders, as well as diagnostics including bronchoscopy and ultrasound with a particular focus on lung ultrasound, and is a course convenor for the Royal Melbourne Hospital Thoracic Ultrasound Course.  He is a member of the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand, the Australasian Sleep Association and Australasian Society for Ultrasound In Medicine.

Peter has a keen interest (obsession) with football and follows most sports.

She works at the Austin and Alfred Hospitals as a Respiratory and Sleep Physician. She manages all respiratory and sleep disorders but has a particular interest in interstitial lung diseases. She is the Director of the Interstitial Lung Disease Service at the Austin Hospital.

She is also actively involved in research and teaching. Her main research is in the area of Interstitial Lung Diseases (ILD), focusing in particular on measures of improving quality of life (for example, the role of pulmonary rehabilitation and supplementary oxygen). She is on the Steering Committee of the National Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) Registry. She has collaborations with the Australian Scleroderma Interest Group (ASIG).

She is currently the Chair of IBAS (Institute for Breathing and Sleep) Medical and Scientific Research Committee, and the Chair of the PIVOT (Pulmonary Interstitial Vascular Organisational Taskforce) group.

Joy has particular interests in airways disease, lung cancer and sleep disorders, but enjoys and manages all aspects of respiratory and sleep problems. She is able to speak Mandarin and can consult in this language. Joy is a member of The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand and American Thoracic Society.

She works at the Austin Hospital as a Respiratory and Sleep Physician with a lead role in the interventional pulmonology and lung cancer services.

She is actively involved in research, with key interests in interventional pulmonology and lung cancer. She currently holds the David Bickart Clinician Researcher Fellowship at the University of Melbourne to undertake post-doctoral translational lung cancer research.

She is currently the Co-convener of the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand Lung Cancer Special Interest Group. She is an Executive member of the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand Victoria branch.

In 2013 David was made an Associate Professor in Medical Education and continues to teach at all levels (student and trainee) and is the lead for clinical assessment for the University of Melbourne MD. David has worked on a number of state and national committees, including the Advisory Committee for Prescription Medicines (TGA), and he chairs the RACP CPD committee. David has a particular interest in general respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD, ILD, cough and breathlessness, and the diagnosis of lung cancer.

Sanji currently works as a Respiratory and a Sleep Specialist at Monash Lung and Sleep and holds an honorary position at Monash University. She is an accredited physician at Warringal Private Hospital in Heidelberg and practices peri-operative medicine and general medicine.

She likes all facets of respiratory and sleep medicine with subspecialty interests in bronchiectasis, asthma and sleep disorders. She is currently involved in sleep research at Monash University and Monash Lung and Sleep.

She is a member of the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand, American Thoracic Society and Australasian Sleep Association.

Sanji loves music, reading and is a Melbourne Storm rugby league supporter.

Her major subspecialty interests are interstitial lung disease, interventional pulmonology, lung cancer and respiratory failure, but she continues to practice in all respiratory and sleep disorders. She actively engages in research activities and has published in various journals. She is currently pursuing her PhD on interstitial lung disease at the University of Melbourne.

She has been awarded the Certificate of Clinician Performed Ultrasound and is proficient in using thoracic ultrasound in Clinical Respiratory Medicine. She is also trained in endobronchial ultrasound. She has been actively involved in developing the Pleural Service and the Interstitial Lung Disease Service at Austin Health.