• 11th Mar 2025

Critical Care Summit tickets on sale: Save with Early Bird rates

The College is pleased to announce that Early Bird tickets are now on sale for the 2025 Critical Care Summit (CCS25).

This years theme, Mastering the essentials, highlights the fundamental skills and knowledge essential to excellence in critical care.

Whether you're a seasoned professional in critical, intensive, or extended care, an aeromedical specialist, a nurse in critical or emergency nursing, or simply eager to expand your knowledge in critical care, this summit is designed for you.

CCS25 has been designed to reinforce the core principles that underpin high-quality patient care. Through expert-led education, hands-on learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration, participants will refine their practice and build a strong foundation for clinical excellence in critical care.

With a diverse program designed to benefit all skill levels, we encourage you to join us for an enriching and valuable experience.

This year, we are pleased to be delivering CCS25 at the Hyatt Place Event Centre, Melbourne/Naarm, Essendon Fields, Victoria.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to take a tour of the helicopter base. Places are strictly limited and bookings must be made when purchasing your CCS25 ticket.

Early bird tickets are now on sale.

  • $325 Member Face-to-Face
  • $415 Non-member Face-to-Face
  • $275 Student member Face-to-Face
  • $325 Student Non-member Face-to-Face
  • Online tickets for Friday 16 May also available.

You are also welcome to attend our conference dinner to be held on Thursday 15 May. Tickets for the dinner can be purchased here.

For more details on CCS25, including a full list of ticket options, please visit our website here.

Please note that our conference program is constantly evolving and will be updated regularly.

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