Oscar Tong
Production Manager
Oscar is a final year medical student who has a passion for all things critical care. In his spare time you'll find him sinking on V4 climbs but in the meantime... Join him as he takes you through a Night at the ED.
We are a group of junior doctors and medical students dedicated to making emergency medicine accessible and engaging.
Dr Amy Mei
Lead Clinical Case Designer
Amy is a junior doctor with a love for critical care, education, and a good ALS. While her current job has titled her worst WOW driver of the year, her years of former tutoring and prosecting have blessed her with all the skill needed in creating high-yield cases but be warned! High-yield with a twist. Accept at your own risk.
The Minds Behind the Cases
Arya Thakur
Adminstration Manager
Arya is a final year medical student who just wants a good resus case. Outside of medicine, she may be a hobby collector but that doesn't stop her from sinking time into the Night at the ED Podcast to keep it running.
Dr Jasmin Somers
Clinical Case Designer
Jasmin is a junior doctor who graduated top of her medical school and now aspires to become her own Dr Robby from the Pitt one day. When she is not hiking or traveling to another land, Jasmine joins Amy in writing and creating cases to help fill in the gaps between placement and theory.
Lexie Mitchell
Marketing Manager
Lexie is a second year medical student who has found a passion for emergency medicine. In her free hours, she helps run the Griffith University Critical Care Society and spread this resource far and wide!
Our Mission to Support Your Clinical Journey
Why We Exist
Night at the ED was born to provide a space where students could learn from real cases to bridge the gap between clinical theory and bedside practice. With this we aim to provide an up-to-date and easy access location for all guidelines and learning resources.
Clinical Accuracy
Every episode is meticulously reviewed against the latest Australian guidelines, including ACEM, ANZCOR, and NHMRC. We ensure that the teaching points are not just educational, but clinically actionable.
Student Support
We understand the pressure of clinical rotations. That's why we provide a supportive environment where you can pause, think, and ask questions. We are here to help you navigate the complexities of emergency medicine.