Jules is an Emergency Physician. He studied medicine at St George’s in London and completed his formal Emergency Medicine training in New Zealand. He has been a Fellow of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) since 2009. Since completing his training, he has worked as a consultant in New Zealand, NSW and the NT, and is currently an Emergency Medicine Consultant at Alice Springs Hospital and Medical Director of St John Ambulance NT.

Passionate about education, Jules has been a Director of Emergency Medicine Training for over 10 years and a Director of Clinical Training for over five years in both NSW and the NT. He has also held numerous roles with ACEM, including Deputy Censor and Censor for NSW, Deputy Censor for the NT, Deputy Chair of the Mentoring Reference Group, and positions on the Specialist Training and Assessment Committee and Council of Education. He is currently the NT representative for the Council for Advocacy, Policy and Partnerships, sits on the ACEM Foundation Committee, and is a member of the Executive of the Wellbeing Network.

Jules is a trained Executive Coach and has established or helped establish numerous mentoring programs. He is passionate about helping people perform at their best.

He has been instrumental in bringing Passion and Purpose into the medical sector, recognising the growing need for communication and performance skills in high-pressure situations.

A strong advocate for compassion in medicine, including self-compassion, Jules is a regular speaker at medical conferences and has a deep interest in wellbeing.

A certified NLP Practitioner, former professional-level poker player and professionally trained Forex trader, Jules also has a deep interest in critical thinking, decision-making under pressure, empathy, behavioural psychology and neuroscience.

This unique combination informs the practical, transformational programs Jules delivers with Passion and Purpose – helping people perform at their best while supporting their wellbeing.