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Join us at ACU Ballarat for a full-day, hands-on learning experience designed to sharpen your clinical skills and strengthen your confidence across three core areas of paramedic practice.
Airway – ALS Scope of Practice
Obstetrics – Midwife-Led Session
Trauma – Real-Life Ambulance Approach
Hosted by:
Cat Mackay – MICA Flight Paramedic, Ambulance Victoria
Scott Stewart – Senior Lecturer, Paramedicine, ACU Ballarat
Location: ACU Ballarat University
Lunch: Provided by the ACU Student Society
Spots are limited — secure your place early!
This workshop blends theory, simulation, and practical scenarios to give you tools you can take straight to the road.
Cat Mackay began her paramedicine career with Ambulance Victoria in 2012, following earlier studies and work in Traditional Chinese Medicine, massage, and sports training. She has worked as an ALS Paramedic in both rural Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne, before spending several years as a MICA Paramedic in Melbourne’s western suburbs.
In late 2023, Cat transitioned to the Air Ambulance as a MICA Flight Paramedic. Alongside her clinical practice, she has held a variety of educational and leadership roles within Ambulance Victoria, including Clinical Instructor, Paramedic Educator, and MICA Programs Facilitator and Assessor.
Cat is passionate about mentoring and collaboration, with a strong belief in the value of sharing knowledge and experience across colleagues, services, and professions — both within Australia and internationally.
Free event for members or $89 for non members. Limited spots available.
Lunch provided on the day by ACU student society
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| Member fee | Free |
| Non-member fee | $89.00 |
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