Caleb Hough

About Caleb Hough

Caleb Hough is a CPR and first aid trainer at Heart Restart, combining a strong foundation in biomedical science with a passion for making life-saving skills accessible, practical, and engaging for the community.

With a background in physiology, biomedical research, and healthcare support, Caleb brings a unique understanding of the human body and emergency response principles into his training sessions. His approach focuses on helping participants build both the knowledge and confidence required to respond effectively during an emergency.

Healthcare Experience & Education

Caleb completed a Bachelor of Science majoring in Physiology and a Bachelor of Biomedicine (Honours) at The University of Melbourne. His studies developed a strong understanding of human physiology, health sciences, and evidence-based approaches to healthcare.

Alongside his academic background, Caleb has gained valuable healthcare experience working as a Family Healthcare Support Worker at the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne. This experience strengthened his appreciation for compassionate communication, patient-centred care, and the importance of supporting families during challenging situations.

Caleb continues to expand his knowledge through postgraduate study in cancer sciences, reflecting his ongoing commitment to healthcare, research, and lifelong learning.

Qualifications & Professional Background

• Bachelor of Science (Physiology)
• Bachelor of Biomedicine (Honours) – Enteric Neuroscience
• Master of Cancer Sciences
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
• CPR & First Aid Trainer
• Healthcare support experience at the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne

Caleb's Approach to CPR Training

Caleb believes CPR and first aid education should be approachable, practical, and relevant to everyday situations. His goal is to remove the hesitation people often feel around emergencies by providing clear explanations, hands-on practice, and realistic scenarios.

Through Heart Restart, Caleb helps participants develop the confidence to recognise emergencies, take action quickly, and provide effective assistance when it matters most.