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Meet The Team

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Meet the team...

This is your opportunity to meet the team that is behind Khon Kaen EMS. With a team of Thai and British pre-hospital care/training specialists, we bring our combined experience together to deliver the highest quality of care and training.

Chris Hall // OPERATIONS DIRECTOR

Chris is a highly experienced business manager with a professional background spanning more than two decades in senior leadership roles across the Public Transport and Pre-Hospital Care sectors. Dividing his time between the United Kingdom, France, and Thailand, Chris brings a wealth of international experience and strategic insight to his work.

In addition to his business acumen, Chris is a qualified clinician with extensive expertise in pre-hospital trauma and clinical care. He is also a seasoned trainer and assessor with a strong track record in the development and delivery of clinical education.

Currently, Chris is spearheading business development initiatives in collaboration with a carefully selected team of key professionals. He plays a pivotal role in the growth of Khon Kaen EMS, leading efforts to establish the organisation as a premier provider of trauma and casualty care training in the region.

Under his leadership, Khon Kaen EMS is fostering partnerships with multiple EMS and rescue foundations across the province and facilitating innovative collaborations between public and private sector stakeholders. His strategic approach is instrumental in advancing the delivery of high-quality pre-hospital care in the region.

Chris’s unwavering passion for improving emergency medical services is evident in his commitment to ensuring that no life is lost due to inadequate knowledge or training. His work continues to make a meaningful impact on the standards of care and professional development within the field.

Professional Memberships:

MIoL Member Institute of Leadership
TInSTR Technician Institute of Search & Technical Rescue

Marko Cunningham //

Marko has over 25 years of experience in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) across Thailand, Myanmar, and New Zealand, with the majority of his work focused in Thailand and Myanmar. He has worked as a full-time motorcycle medic in Bangkok and has trained thousands of rescue workers and community groups in first aid, advanced first aid, and rescue operations across Southeast Asia and New Zealand.

Marko has responded to major global crises, including the 2004 tsunami, hurricanes in Myanmar, anti-government protests in Bangkok, terrorist bombings, and conflicts in war-torn regions such as Myanmar's eastern states. He was also instrumental in establishing a rescue service throughout Myanmar and has played a pivotal role in relief efforts for natural disasters such as flooding, earthquakes, and tsunamis across the region.

Fluent in both Thai and English, Marko also possesses a working knowledge of several other Southeast Asian languages, which has helped him navigate complex situations and build an extensive network of contacts throughout the region. Passionate about universal healthcare and education, he has contributed significantly to the EMS field and to improving emergency healthcare access in underserved areas.

In 2020, Marko was at the forefront of Thailand’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, playing a crucial role in the country's emergency efforts. Marko is also an author, having written several books and publications on rescue work in Thailand and Myanmar, sharing his insights and experiences with the broader emergency services community.

Duncan Scott // AMBULANCE TRAINING

Duncan joined the British Red Cross at the age of 9 and progressed through the Youth program into Adult membership in London and the South East of England. He progressed from undertaking event first aid to qualifying as an Ambulance Technician, where he provided ambulance cover at large and small public events, and as part of a dedicated ambulance response group. This group provided volunteer front line ambulances to support the NHS Ambulance Service during major incidents (this included responding to several major train crashes in and around London and being part of the response to the 7/7 bombing incident in London) as well as front line ambulance provision.

The time spent as a volunteer led to him joining the London Ambulance Service, initially as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT 3) where he worked on the front line on ambulances and response cars, primarily based in North/North West London progressing to EMT 4 advanced technician.

He now is a freelance medic working on events and within the film & TV industry, providing the same level of care to patients!