Spencer Beasley is a specialist paediatric surgeon and paediatric urologist who worked at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne for 13 years before coming to Christchurch in 1996. He has a special interest in inguino-scrotal conditions and urology, and provides an outreach service to 6 South Island centres.

He is also Clinical Professor of Paediatrics and Surgery at the University of Otago.

Philip Morrison graduated at St Bartholomew's Hospital, University of London. He trained in Paediatrics in Dunedin and King's College Hospital, London.

Since 1981 he has been a General Paediatrician at Timaru Hospital, and he also practises in Ashburton. As a General Paediatrician he has a wide ranging interest in all aspects of child health problems.

Kiki Maoate is a specialist paediatric surgeon and paediatric urologist. He completed his paediatric urological and general surgical post-fellowship training at Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital.

His special interests are upper gastro-intestinal disorders and hypospadias surgery. He is skilled in laparoscopic techniques. Kiki provides an outreach service to 6 South Island centres.

Paul Shillito graduated from Cambridge University in 1984. He trained in Brisbane and the UK in general paediatrics before engaging in neurology training and research in Oxford. He also studied in Glasgow and Sydney. Paul works as a paediatric neurologist in Christchurch Hospital and throughout the South Island, having expertise in the management of seizures, headache, learning disability and developmental delay.

Colin Watt practices as a child and adolescent psychiatrist in Chirstchurch.  He specialised in general psychiatry with a further two year post fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry.  Colin works as a child and adolescent psychiatrist in Tauranga, Hamilton and Christchurch. 

His special interests include ADHD, adolescent depression, anxiety disorders and parent behaviour management.