Our Team

Ebony-Maria Levy

Ebony-Maria Levy is Resuscitation Australia’s Chief Executive Officer, responsible for the organisation’s strategic direction, operational leadership, and accreditation pathways governance. Ebony brings more than 15 years of experience spanning health policy, government relations, and legal and regulatory affairs, including management consulting roles at KPMG and Deloitte. 

 

Committed to advancing high-quality, evidence-based resuscitation education that supports safe and effective emergency care for patients across Australia, relational engagement is at the heart of her approach. She convenes clinicians, educators, policymakers, and institutional partners to build purposeful collaborations that expand access to Advanced Life Support training and raise standards across the sector. Ebony holds degrees in Law and Arts from the Australian National University, is an AMDRAS Accredited Mediator and member of the Resolution Institute.

Kirrilee Stanton

Kirrilee Stanton is Resuscitation Australia’s Course Coordinator, bringing over six years of experience in high-level administrative coordination, office management, and training support. She is known for her organised, solutions-focused approach and her ability to design efficient workflows that enable teams to operate at their best. Previously a Training Administration Officer at Agsafe, Kirrilee coordinated accredited and non-accredited programs nationally, managing end-to-end course delivery, learner enrolments, scheduling, compliance records, and professional stakeholder communication. Kirrilee values teamwork, continuous improvement, and a positive workplace culture and we love how she brings out the best in everyone at Resuscitation Australia. Outside of work, she enjoys family life with her husband and two children, including following their sporting pursuits and going camping.

Emma Brokenshire

Emma supports Resuscitation Australia in her capacity as Clinical Education Coordinator. As a Clinical Nurse Educator with a focus on Advanced Life Support (ALS) education and training, Emma has led the coordination and delivery of ALS programs, simulation-based training, and resuscitation education in alignment with ANZCOR recommendations.

Emma has contributed to initiatives supporting early recognition and management of clinical deterioration, including escalation of care and emergency response, using these experiences to present at multiple international seminars. Emma’s demonstrated ability in delivering graduate and specialty education and implementing blended learning approaches to support flexible access is highly regarded across both private and public sectors. Emma holds a Master of Emergency Nursing, a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Nursing and Teaching, and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. 

Maureen Thomas

Maureen Thomas is Resuscitation Australia’s Business Development & Communications Coordinator. An experienced and values-driven professional who brings a strong focus on ethical business practices to drive sustainable growth and customer loyalty. She is a thoughtful communicator who unites stakeholders  across diverse social, cultural, and corporate environments.
 
With a consultative, solutions-focused approach, Maureen works closely with Resuscitation Australia’s network of Accredited Course Centres, Instructors and other stakeholders to design tailored outcomes. Her experience includes leading large-scale training and consultancy rollouts to risk assessment and ensuring compliance. She is  passionate about mentoring others and balancing strategic objectives with real customer needs. As a Certified Agile® Project Manager, Maureen combines strong organisational skills, risk awareness, and adaptability to consistently deliver impact.

Tara Randles

Tara is an EdTech Specialist and Strategist working internationally in a consulting capacity, with over a decade of experience in higher education across Master’s, PhD, and short-course programs. Her experience spans leading universities including Yale, MIT, LSE, Oxford, and Cambridge, as well as NGO and corporate clients such as the United Nations and Médecins Sans Frontières.
 
Tara holds degrees in Medical Anthropology (class medallist) and Clinical Neuropsychology (class medallist), an Honours degree in Psychometrics, and a certificate in Designing with AI, all awarded with first-class distinction (cum laude), from the University of Cape Town. 
Tara works at the intersection of program architecture, digital learning strategy, and EdTech systems, applying learning analytics and data-informed decision-making to support rigorous, andragogically grounded educational innovation, quality, and impact. She is highly regarded for her strategic nous and is a special advisor to Resuscitation Australia’s CEO.