Jun, 2024
January brought with it the news of the sad passing of College Fellow and Life Member Rod Kershaw, a leader in the professionalisation of paramedicin...
Jun, 2024
By Dr Paul Simpson, Dr Linda Ross, Dr Robin Pap Introduction The Australasian College of Paramedicine (the College) has invested heavily in research,...
Jun, 2024
By Dr David Dawson, PhD - AHPRA Registered Psychologist. (Formerly) Lecturer Paramedic Mental health, Victoria University. ACP Paramedic Wellbeing Wo...
Jun, 2024
By Alex (Sandy) MacQuarrie, PhD, Paramedic, Educator and Researcher Lower Beechmont/Woonoongoora, Yugambeh Country 'It’s about being of service and u...
Jun, 2024
Sunshine Coast, Gubbi Gubbi and Jinibara Country 'Listening to patients, emphasising and understanding each individual’s context is very important.'...
Jun, 2024
By Sunny Whitfield FRGS FAWM FHEA FACPara RP WEMT 'My role on this expedition is a unique example of the growing list of opportunities for registered...
Jun, 2024
Kirikiriroa/Hamilton, Aotearoa New Zealand 'We’re definitely better paramedics because of it.' When Annalise Wilson and Jack Phillips graduated from...
Jun, 2024
Port Vila, Vanuatu 'They have a really important role to play in bridging the health literacy gap.' When QAS Intensive Care Paramedic Ben Elliott ste...
Jun, 2024
Perth/Boorloo, Whadjuk Nyoongar Country 'The paramedics in this team have an extended scope because RFDS sees value in that.' For close to a century,...
Jun, 2024
By Stephanie Nixon, QAS Advanced Care Paramedic Charleville, Bidjara Country Paramedic employment opportunities are not as they once were. Traditiona...
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