Welcome to Kerbside Conversations – the College’s podcast capturing authentic voices and stories from across the world of paramedicine.
In this episode, Laura interviews Prue Snedden, a critical care flight paramedic from Queensland. Prue shares her journey in paramedicine, highlighting the challenges and failures she’s faced along the way. She discusses the importance of failure and resilience and learning from setbacks. Prue emphasizes the value of diversifying skills and experiences, which has enriched her career and personal growth. The conversation also touches on the significance of time management and the balance between work and personal life.
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