Dr Amy Neilson trained as an Australian generalist, obtaining Fellowship of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (FACRRM) with Advanced Specialised Training in Emergency Medicine and Fellowship of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine (FACTM). In Australia, she works predominantly as a regional, rural, or remote emergency doctor, and also holds specialist general practice registration. Amy's interest is in the optimal delivery of health care to complex populations in great need and in the ethics of the delivery of this care. Amy worked in Sierra Leone with the International Federation of the Red Cross during Ebola outbreak and has recently returned from her first field placement with MŽdecins Sans Frontires, where she spent six months in Lebanon.