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Leadership in paramedicine isn’t about rank or authority — it’s about connection, trust, and adaptability. In pre-hospital care, ad hoc teams are the norm, and they work best when every member feels confident to contribute and communicate.
This session will unpack modern leadership principles and how they can be applied on road, exploring ways to move beyond “old school” command-and-control approaches. Together, we’ll look at how to build unity, confidence, and a shared sense of purpose — even when time is short and the stakes are high.
Having started her paramedicine career with Ambulance Victoria in late 2012 (after a few years studying Traditional Chinese Medicine, massage, and working as a sports trainer), Cat has worked in both rural Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne as an ALS paramedic. She then spent several years as a MICA paramedic in the western suburbs before transitioning to Air Ambulance as a MICA Flight Paramedic in late 2023.
Within Ambulance Victoria, Cat has also held roles such as Clinical Instructor, Paramedic Educator, and MICA Programs Facilitator and Assessor. She has a passion for mentoring and collaboration, with a strong belief in the value of sharing knowledge and experience between colleagues, services, and professions across Australia and internationally.
This event is free for members.
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| Member fee | Free |
| Non-member fee | $39.00 |
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