Aug, 2025
Research participants needed! Are you a paramedic member of the College? Are you 18 years old or above? Do you have 15 minute to spare? The Univer...
Aug, 2025
Volume 22, Issue 5, September 2025, of Paramedicine is now available for download. Editorial Raising expectations and defining boundaries in qual...
Aug, 2025
Western Sydney University Charli-Jane Holden Kiara Kirimoglou Congratulations to the most recent recipients of College-sponsored awards, recognisin...
Aug, 2025
We recognise the importance and challenges of promoting, disseminating, and translating research findings. To support these essential efforts, we are...
Aug, 2025
Build a strong foundation for your paramedic career. Applications for the next intake of the College’s Grad Start Program are now open! The Grad Star...
Aug, 2025
For many paramedics, the transition from ambulance shift work to a more stable and clinically diverse role can be both daunting and liberating. For Cl...
Aug, 2025
By Stephanie Nixon, QAS Advanced Care Paramedic II In our role as healthcare professionals we have the opportunity to meet with, work with and treat...
Aug, 2025
You are invited to participate in a qualitative landscape study on digital health in paramedicine. In collaboration with the Australian Digital Heal...
Jul, 2025
The Australasian College of Paramedicine (the College) is pleased to provide members with an update on our ongoing advocacy efforts with the Australia...
Jul, 2025
The Australasian College of Paramedicine (the College) has released the findings of a commissioned report that calls for urgent action to improve the...
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