Caroline Leech is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine & PHEM at University Hospital Coventry and Deputy Clinical Lead of The Air Ambulance Service. She is Clinical Lead of the Midlands Trauma Network and Chair of the RCEM PHEM Professional Advisory Group. Caroline is undertaking a NIHR Research Scholarship exploring systems and outcomes following out of hospital cardiac arrest in pregnancy. She has clinical experience of maternity emergencies in the prehospital and ED setting.

Aimee Yarrington is a dual registered Paramedic and Midwife with over 20 years of clinical practice experience. She is currently employed as Clinical Safeguarding Officer with West Midlands Ambulance Service as well as continuing to practice as a midwife at Royal Worcester Hospital. She holds an MSc in Advanced Midwifery Practice. Aimee is College of Paramedics representative on the AACE maternity leads group and a regular author for standbyCPD as well as contributing author to a number of national publications. She was awarded a fellowship from the College of Paramedics in 2021 for her services to prehospital maternity care.

Camella Main is Lead Midwife for London Ambulance Service and Consultant Midwife for East Midlands Ambulance Service. She has worked in clinical and leadership roles at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust as well as in New Zealand, the Netherlands, Tanzania and Haiti. She has completed a Post-graduate certificate in Neuro-Behavioural Physical Assessment of the Newborn course, is a Newborn Life Support Instructor and has completed a Masters degree in Enhanced Maternity Care. Camella is the co-chair of the National Pre-Hospital Maternity Care Leads group and has recently become a MBRRACE assessor for Pre-hospital maternity care.

Dawn Kerslake is a consultant Midwife and former emergency department nurse within the South-East Coast ambulance service. She has an MSc in leadership and service improvement and has recently been part of a small working group which led on the (OOH NLS) out of hospital new-born life support RCUK course. She is also a member of the AACE Maternity Ambulance Leads Group and JRCALC as the pre hospital maternity lead. She continues to practice as a midwife on an honorary contract in the South-East.

Stephanie Heys is a Consultant Midwife and emergency department Nurse working within the Northwest Ambulance Service. She holds an honorary clinical midwife role at Liverpool Women’s and is one of only 15 midwives across the UK awarded a Senior Research Leader role with the NIHR. Research interests include exploring unscheduled and emergency maternity care for women and babies. She offers PhD supervision and currently supervises two international paramedics focusing on the provision of emergency maternity and newborn care. She is also a member of the AACE Maternity Ambulance Leads Group and a member of the James Lind Alliance Royal College of Midwives Research Priority Setting Steering Group.