A/Prof Yi Yang is a Melbourne trained spine and scoliosis surgeon specialising in the care of the spine in both children and adults. His focus is purely on the spine, ranging from paediatric conditions such as scoliosis to traumatic and degenerative conditions in adults.

After completing his medical degree and orthopaedic fellowship in Melbourne, Yi has completed prestigious spine fellowships in California and Toronto. Whilst overseas, Yi gained extensive experience in the latest techniques in spine surgery, including computer navigation and robotic surgery, minimally invasive spinal surgery, tethering for scoliosis and the latest techniques of deformity correction for both children and adults.

Yi has recently presented at multiple meetings, published in international journals and completed a book chapter on spinal conditions. These include tethering for scoliosis, biomechanical spine studies and the management of spinal cord injuries.

A/Prof Yang has public appointments at the Royal Children’s Hospital and Royal Melbourne Hospital where he focuses solely on treating spinal disorders.

Dr Anton Harding is a senior consultant paediatrician and paediatric endocrinologist, commencing at the Royal Children's Hospital in 1982. He established both the Austin Hospital’s paediatric diabetes service in 1995 and the young adult diabetes service (YADS) in 2000.

Anton has been involved in clinical research and the teaching of medical students for many years. He has been an examiner for the College of Physicians including teaching and mentoring of multiple paediatric registrars. Anton is passionate about teaching and the development of communication skills with staff, patients, and parents alike.

Trained in general and developmental behavioural paediatrics at the Royal Childrens Hospital, Suba has clinical and research interests in acute paediatric medicine, eating disorders, autism and neonatal medicine. 

She is the Deputy Director of the Women's and Children's Clinical Institute at Epworth HealthCare and chairs the Epworth Paediatric Audits. Suba was the primary author of the Victorian Covid-19 and Eating Disorders Guidance for clinicians and families and is a current member of the Victorian Department of Health Eating Disorders Strategy Clinicians Reference Group. 

Suba works publicly at Austin Health. She is an educational supervisor for the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, and an examiner for the University of Melbourne Medical School. She helped establish the Australian Paediatric Research Network for general paediatricians in collaboration with the Royal Children's Hospital and the Royal Australasian College of Physicians

Dr Eric Levi is a triple-Fellowship trained Specialist Paediatric & Adult Otolaryngologist (Ear Nose & Throat), Head & Neck Surgeon based in Melbourne, Australia. He has completed Fellowships in Head & Neck Surgery, Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and Paediatric Otolaryngology in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. He has subspecialty interests in adult head & neck cancer, sinus diseases, conditions of the salivary glands, paediatric complex airway reconstruction, paediatric head & neck tumours, vascular malformation, sleep surgery, reconstructive rhinoplasty and otoplasty. He is a member of the Complex Airway Group, Saliva Control Clinic, Vascular Anomalies Clinic and Tracheostomy Clinic at the Royal Children's Hospital. He is part of the head & Neck Cancer Multidisciplinary Clinic at St.Vincent's. Eric is an Honorary Fellow at Murdoch Children's Research Institute and a Clinical Senior Lecturer at The University of Melbourne. He is currently undertaking a Master in Health Administration.

Olivia has been working in the field of paediatrics for 5 years, which has included several years at Monash Medical Centre and Epworth Richmond. Olivia has done volunteering overseas in Cambodia providing education on health to kids. She is currently completing a Graduate Certificate in Paediatric Nursing. Olivia works part time at Epworth HealthCare and spends her other days at Monash Medical Centre Emergency Department.