Dr Glenn Singleman is a specialist remote environment & expedition physician and extreme sport athlete. Since 1988 he has been the chosen physician for major expeditions to every continent by leading adventurers such as James Cameron (Challenger Deep, Titanic, Hydrothermal Vents) and Victor Vescovo (Five Deeps). In 2023, he was awarded Australian Geographic’s “Lifetime of Adventure” award (with his wife Heather). Glenn’s Antarctic and high-altitude experience is unparalleled. Glenn is a lecturer in Healthcare in Remote and Extreme Environments at the University of Tasmania and has led countless expeditions to the most remote corners of the world. He was part of the team that designed, built and maintained the life support systems for James Cameron’s Deep Sea Challenger submersible. Glenn has published research papers in the Canadian Journal of Sports Medicine and the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. As a day job, Glenn is Deputy Director of the Wodonga Emergency Department. Glenn has also made 6 documentaries for National Geographic/ABC Australia and lectured to over 500 companies around the world.