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Regional Paramedic Symposium 2025

About The Event

The Regional Paramedic Symposium is a dynamic two-day interactive event dedicated to advancing the clinical skills and knowledge of paramedics across Australasia. This professional development opportunity brings together paramedics from diverse backgrounds to engage in hands-on workshops, thought-provoking discussions, and evidence-based learning sessions. Designed to address the evolving demands of paramedicine, the symposium focuses on equipping participants with the latest clinical techniques, decision-making frameworks, and innovations in prehospital care. Led by subject matter experts and leaders in paramedic practice, the event fosters a collaborative learning environment, enabling participants to share experiences, challenge perspectives, and strengthen their practice.

Whether exploring emerging trends, refining core competencies, or connecting with peers, the Regional Paramedic Symposium is a cornerstone event for paramedics committed to professional excellence and delivering high-quality care.

Join us for this opportunity to grow, network, and make a lasting impact on paramedic practice.

Day 1 - Thursday 20 November

Enjoy an arrival lunch before choosing one of four interactive hands-on workshops (14:00–17:00), in person only, followed by networking drinks at Little Shack (1 Munster St, Port Macquarie NSW 2444)

Day 2 - Friday 21 November

Experience a full day of engaging conference sessions, with the option to attend in person or join via live stream.

Program Schedule

Time Session
14:00:00 Birthing emergencies in the out of hospital environment
Haley Finlay and Jess Rickwood
14:00:00 Wound Care
Jen Pedler and Chris Smith
14:00:00 Airway Workshop
Ben Phipps
14:00:00 Paediatrics
Amy and Sergio Gomes
Time Session
08:30:00 Conference Open
08:45:00 Sepsis management for the paramedic
09:45:00 Analgesia in the out of hospital environment
10:45:00 MORNING TEA
11:05:00 Women's health - a case study
11:50:00 The difficult airway
12:35:00 LUNCH
13:25:00 What's your problem?
14:10:00 Case based presentation
14:55:00 AFTERNOON TEA
15:25:00 Panel Discussion
16:05:00 Closing Keynote
17:05:00 Conference Close

Further information

TICKET INCLUSIONS

Two Day in person Tickets:

  • Thursday 20 November : Lunch, one hands on workshop (14:00 - 17:00) and networking drinks
  • Friday 21 November: Full day catering

Workshop Only Ticket

  • Thursday 20 November : Lunch, One hands on workshop (14:00 - 17:00) and networking drinks

Conference Only Ticket

  • Friday 21 November : Full day catering

Online Ticket

  • Access to Friday 21 November conference livestream
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MEMBER - TWO DAY Ticket - Early Bird (In Person) $275.00
NON-MEMBER - TWO DAY Ticket - Early Bird (In Person) $375.00
STUDENT MEMBER - TWO DAY Ticket - Early Bird (In Person) $235.00
STUDENT NON-MEMBER - TWO DAY Ticket - Early Bird (In Person) $275.00
MEMBER - ONE DAY - WORKSHOP Ticket - Early Bird (In Person - 20 Nov) $145.00
NON-MEMBER - ONE DAY - WORKSHOP Ticket - Early Bird (In Person - 20 Nov) $185.00
MEMBER - ONE DAY - Conference Ticket - Early Bird (In Person - 21 Nov) $135.00
NON-MEMBER - ONE DAY - Conference Ticket - Early Bird (In Person - 21 Nov) $185.00
ONLINE TICKET - Member (21 November) - Early Bird $105.00
ONLINE TICKET - Non-Member (21 November) - Early Bird $155.00

Event Information

Date
20th Nov 2025 -
21st Nov 2025
Venue
CSU, Port Macquarie
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