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Join us for a 60-minute webinar designed to build confidence and capability in Emergency Management and Major Incident awareness. Whether you're a recent graduate, a newly registered paramedic, or a seasoned clinician looking for a practical refresher, this session will offer valuable insights into the structured approach to managing large-scale or high-impact events. We'll explore the key principles of major incident response, effective communication under pressure, and the role of paramedics in supporting coordinated emergency efforts.
This is an opportunity to enhance your situational awareness, sharpen your decision-making skills, and refresh your knowledge in a supportive and interactive environment. With scenarios and practical tips, you'll leave the session better prepared to respond calmly and effectively when it matters most. No matter your level of experience, this webinar will help strengthen your professional readiness and reinforce the critical role you play in our emergency response system.
Phil Townsend is the Operational Manager for Emergency Management at St John WA, bringing experience in ambulance operations, service transformation, and emergency response. Phil is dedicated to improving patient care and driving innovation across health services in the emergency management space. He is committed to building strong stakeholder relationships and enhancing the resilience of Western Australia’s emergency health system. A qualified MIMMS instructor with many years in teaching emergency management principles across a diverse workforce including paid and volunteer staff.
This event is free for members.
The event will be streamed via Zoom and on the College website.
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| Non-member | $39.00 |
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