Dr. Edgar Brincat is a paediatric intensive care consultant with extensive international training and a commitment to advancing healthcare through clinical practice, education, and policy. After earning his medical degree from the University of Malta, Dr. Brincat completed his training in Glasgow and further specialised in paediatric intensive care across leading institutions in Australia and the UK. His diverse experience has equipped him to manage complex paediatric cases and drive improvements in critical care services.

Beyond his clinical expertise, Dr. Brincat holds a Master’s in Medical Education and plays an active role in mentoring and training medical graduates and foundation trainees in Scotland. He has contributed to structured learning programs and initiatives such as the GGC Medical Mentoring Network, ensuring that educational frameworks align with evolving clinical needs.

Dr. Brincat also influences healthcare policy through his work with the British Medical Association (BMA), serving on both the Scottish and UK Consultant Committees. As part of the Executive Group and Speciality Lead in Paediatrics, he advocates for paediatricians at national levels and addresses consultant concerns through policy discussions and workplace negotiations.

Committed to global health, Dr. Brincat collaborates with the Chain of Hope charity, organising and facilitating the transfer of critically ill children for specialised surgeries. His involvement in cardiac missions and the retrieval panel highlights his dedication to improving healthcare access internationally. Dr. Brincat’s contributions across clinical, educational, policy, and charitable sectors reflect his holistic approach to advancing paediatric care and healthcare systems.