
Dr Trevor Oxley - Doctor

Dr Trevor Oxley has recently joined the team at MDC. He has an interest in all aspects of diving, remote medicine and Type 2 Volkswagens.
Trevor dives with, and is a medical referee for, the BSAC.
He has dived several Oceans and Ponds of the World, preferring the caverns and geology of Malta and Gozo and the temperature of the Red Sea. Failing that he may be found lurking in the North Sea or inland lakes
Simon Wilson - Responsible Person / Technical Director
Simon has been involved in the diving industry for over fifteen years, the last ten of which have been spent supervising and managing operations at coastal and London based recompression chambers. Simon has a background of commercial diving and is a qualified scuba instructor.
Most likely to talk about in chamber: Diving; DCI &physiology; how he once spent time in the chamber with Miss World.
Ben Wilson - Registered Manager
Ben is MDC's first antipodean connection. Having served in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) as a Marine Technical Engineer, he then spent five years in the Diving Branch as a Clearance Diver. After 9 years in the Navy, he then moved into the commercial diving industry, before becoming a valuable member of the LDC and now MDC team.
Most likely to talk about in chamber: Physiology; crocodile jerky; Bennett from "Commando".
Robbie Renalson - Hyperbaric Supervisor
Robbie started diving in his native New Zealand in 1997 and has completed over 3000 dives and collected 39 certification cards. He is a PADI IDC Staff Instructor and began working in the London Diving Chamber in July 2008 before moving up to Rugby.
Most Likely to talk about in the chamber: anything apart from football.
Juliet Savigear - Head of Publicity & Marketing
Juliet has worked in the advertising and marketing industry for nearly 15 years. She learnt to dive in Egypt in 1995 and is now a PADI Divemaster and keen, prize-winning underwater photographer. She regularly dives both here in the UK and abroad.
Favourite dive sites include: Lake Thingvellir, Iceland and anywhere in the muck in Lembeh Straits, Indonesia.
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