• 13th Jan 2026

2026 College conference calendar


The College is excited to announce two exceptional professional development opportunities for 2026. This year brings the Primary Care Conference (PCC26) to the ACT and the flagship Australasian College of Paramedicine International Conference (ACPIC26) to Melbourne. These events are designed to foster collaboration, enhance clinical skills, and provide cutting-edge insights for paramedics and healthcare professionals across Australasia.


Primary Care Conference 2026: Connected Care: Paramedics at the heart of community health


Save the Date: 21-22 May 2026, Australian Capital Territory

The Primary Care Conference 2026 explores the theme "Connected care: Paramedics at the heart of community health," examining the evolving role of paramedics in primary and community healthcare settings.


This two-day conference will create an inclusive environment that bridges professions and showcases paramedicine's expanding scope beyond traditional emergency response. The program features expert-led sessions, workshops, and case discussions focused on primary care pathways, mobile health services, chronic disease management, and collaborative practice frameworks.


Whether you're already working in community paramedicine or exploring how to expand your scope of practice, this conference offers essential insights and practical strategies for positioning paramedics as integral members of the primary care team.


For more information and to join the waitlist, click here.


ACPIC26: The College’s flagship event returns to Melbourne


Save the Date: 8-11 September 2026, Melbourne, Australia


The Australasian College of Paramedicine International Conference 2026 (ACPIC26) is the premier event for paramedics and healthcare professionals across Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond. This year's expanded four-day program features:


  • Tuesday 8 September: Research Symposium
  • Wednesday 9 September: Student Day and pre-conference practical workshops
  • Thursday 10 - Friday 11 September: Main conference program

The conference provides essential education, groundbreaking research, and unparalleled networking opportunities. With an expertly curated program, ACPIC26 showcases the latest evidence-based practices, emerging technologies, and innovative approaches to pre-hospital and out-of-hospital care through interactive workshops, keynote presentations from world-renowned speakers, concurrent scientific sessions, and dynamic social events.


Melbourne provides the perfect backdrop with world-class conference facilities and easy access for interstate and international delegates.


Find out more and join the waitlist here.


A year of learning, collaboration and growth


As we move into an exciting 2026 conference season, the College invites all paramedics and healthcare professionals to engage with these enriching events. Whether you're a seasoned clinician or an emerging practitioner, our conferences are designed to provide high-quality education, foster collaboration, and support the continued evolution of paramedicine.


In addition to these flagship events, the College will be hosting other events throughout the year. Stay informed about upcoming opportunities through the fortnightly editions of The Pulse and our social media channels, where we'll announce additional professional development events, workshops, and networking opportunities.


Stay tuned for further updates and pre-registration opportunities for each event. We look forward to welcoming you to another impactful year of professional development, networking, and shared learning!


For more information and to register, visit: https://paramedics.org/events

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