The College is committed to enabling the development of discipline-specific knowledge through support of members undertaking research.
The development of knowledge that informs clinical practice, health service delivery or paramedic education is critical to the development of the profession. Well-designed and executed research will provide the basis for evidence-based practice, particularly in areas where knowledge is lacking or incomplete.
Although universities and research centres have an obligation to provide appropriate supervision, statistical support and the infrastructure required to undertake research, the College recognises there are additional costs associated with research that may not be covered by universities and research centres. Such costs may be eligible for a College research grant.
There is one funding round per year. Applications are now open and will close Friday 17 May 2024. Access the Research Grant Guidelines here.
The College is pleased to offer three types of research grants, open to College members undertaking research:
There is one funding round per year. Applications are now open and will close Friday 17 May 2024.
Click here to access the Research Grant Guidelines. Questions can be directed to research@paramedics.org
The College recognises the costs of continuing professional development can be prohibitive for some paramedics. As the peak professional body, the College is committed to supporting members in their educational pursuits and offers a number of education grants each year that can be used for professional development activities.
Education grants are now open for attendance at the Primary Care Conference to be held at the University of Tasmania, Sandy Bay Campus, from on 16-17 May 2024. Apply for the College education grant here. Applications close Friday 21 April 2024
Questions about College education grants can be directed to info@paramedics.org