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Christchurch CPD event October 2021
About The Event
Join us for our Christchurch CPD event and hear from field experts presenting on performing under pressure, and on triage and management.
Performance under pressure, presented by Geoff Sutton
High performing individuals are able to perform at the level they do because of key characteristics which remove roadblocks to success and reinforce useful coping strategies. Recognising where we all sit on these key resilience factors is the start of the high performer’s journey. This presentation will give participants an understanding of these important aspects of high performance and provide mechanisms to functionally develop skills in these five key areas.
Mass casualty incidents - real life experiences, presented by Dean Brown
Mass Casualty Incidents (MCIs) are thankfully few and far between, but the triage and management are an important skill to master. Key concepts will be presented.
Join us from 6.00pm for complimentary food and drinks (limited places available). Presentations start at 6.30pm NZDT and will also be streamed online, Monday 18th October 2021.
Further information
Face-to-face venue: Charles Upham room, Papanui RSA, 1 Harewood Road, Papanui, Christchurch 8053, New Zealand
Join us from 6.00pm for complimentary food and drinks (limited places available). Presentations start at 6.30pm NZDT, Monday 18th October 2021.
Online: The presentation will also be streamed live online.
6.30pm to 9.00pm NZDT, Monday 18th October 2021
To reserve your place, click on the "tickets" tab. Limited places available.
A NOTE REGARDING COVID-19
With the COVID-19 situation ever changing the College would like to reassure the attendees of this event that all precautions will be taken including, but not limited to, the following:
- Ensuring all attendees sign in
- Social distancing measures
- Sanitiser stations
The College requires members, event attendees, volunteers and staff not to attend College events if, on the day of the event:
- You are unwell, including exhibiting symptoms ranging from mild to severe illness, and include (but not limited to) fever, cough, sore throat, fatigue, shortness of breath, loss of taste or smell
- You have been or have any reason to suspect you have been exposed to someone with or suspected to have COVID-19
- You have been tested for COVID-19 and are awaiting results
- You live or work in an identified “hotspot” or place with known community transmission
- You, or someone you live with, are in self-isolation because you / they have visited or travelled overseas within the past 28 days, or
- You are in self-isolation due to having had contact with someone with suspected or diagnosed COVID-19.
Note: In relation to events with an attendance fee, the College will refund the ticket price to anyone unable to attend due to the above advice.
Where an event has been planned or advertised and a case of community transmission is identified, then a decision will be made on a case by case basis by the College CEO as to whether the event will go ahead or will need to be postponed.
In the event of cancellation of face-to-face events all registered guests will be notified and where possible the event will be changed to an online Webinar format.
To read the College full face-to-face COVID-19 plan CLICK HERE.
Speakers
Dean Brown
Dean is an Intensive Care Paramedic with twenty-six years of frontline experience, both road and HEMS based. His experience includes first-hand experience in triaging, extricating, and treating patients from MCI’s both natural disasters and terrorist attacks. The lessons learned from these experiences have created a passion in Dean to improve the processes associated with MCI’s and thereby saving lives.
Geoff Sutton
Geoff initially cut his teeth as an organisational psychologist in the NZ military providing internal consultancy services to middle and senior managers. As the Special Forces (SF) psychologist for the 1st New Zealand Special Air Service Regiment, Geoff designed and ran multiple specialist selection processes for the SAS, worked with individuals following potentially traumatic events, developed a range of high-performance packages for SF trainees, and delivered peak performance developmental suites to teams within the unit. Having done his Doctorate in dark personality traits, Geoff has an interest in wellbeing within organisations and working with managers to understand and mitigate harmful workplace behaviours.
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| College member face-to-face | Free |
| Non-member face-to-face | $29.00 |
| College member webinar | Free |
| Non-member webinar | $29.00 |