Rate My Professor William Bradley

William Bradley is an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor in Anaesthesia Teaching and Research at Monash University. Dr Pierre Bradley MBChB FANZCA completed his undergraduate training at the University of Dundee before undertaking general physician training with interests in acute medicine, cardiology, and endocrinology. He further trained in emergency medicine, adult flight retrieval medicine, anaesthesia, and intensive care, finding anaesthesia most compelling. This diverse background equips him with a deep understanding of perioperative medicine complexities. He divides his time between public work at The Alfred and private practice, while serving as a senior lecturer in the Department of Perioperative Medicine.

As past Chair of the Airway Management Special Interest Group (ANZCA/ASA/NZSA), Bradley chaired the development of ANZCA Professional Standards PS61 Guidelines for management of evolving airway obstruction, including background reports. He co-authored the ANZCA Airway Assessment resource and a chapter in the Oxford Textbook of Anaesthesia for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and peer-reviewed airway components of the 2013 ANZCA Training Program and 2017 Updated Effective Management of Anaesthetic Crises. A British Journal of Anaesthesia reviewer, he is Course Director of the Advanced Airway Management Refresher Course, founding member of NATCAT, and educator in difficult airway and simulation training. His interests include simulation training and education, airway management, neurosurgery with complex spines and cerebral aneurysms, vascular surgery including interventional radiology, endocrine surgery such as phaeochromocytoma, orthopaedics and trauma, and plastic and reconstructive surgery. Key publications are 'A comprehensive audit of difficult airway trolleys in selected Victorian hospitals' (2024), 'Airway management in the adult patient with COVID-19' (2021), 'Airway assessment and planning' (2015), and a randomised trial comparing Macintosh laryngoscope to McGrath videolaryngoscope (2014). He has lectured internationally, developed a free iPhone app for awake fibreoptic intubation topicalisation, chaired MSD 2017 meeting, managed Epworth risk assessment, and participated in ANZCA CPD as past Secretary of Alfred VMO CPD Group.