This webinar is presented by Safer Care Victoria’s Chief Paramedic Officer, Dr Louise Reynolds.
Presenters include prospective employers, ranging from various organisations such as primary care, non-emergency patient transport and Ambulance Victoria. There is a series of panel discussions about various roles within their organisations, followed by questions and answers.
By watching this webinar, you’ll hear first-hand information about the roles and organisations that are seeking to employ newly graduated registered paramedics. You’ll gain an understanding that may assist you in preparing an application and an opportunity to gain more information during the question and answer session.
Please note that although the presenters are from Victoria, the content may have some application and value to other student paramedics across Australasia.
Presenters
Dr Louise Reynolds: Chief Paramedic Officer, Safer Care Victoria
Mahyar Goodarz: Principal Policy Advisor, Department of Health
Brodie White: Managing Director, Medical Edge
Declan Marley: Medical Services Manager, Crown Resorts
Aslinda Gale: Head of Service Delivery, Royal Flying Doctor Service
Alan Close: Managing Director, LifeAid
Daniel Walsh: Registered Nurse, 1300Medics
Simone Heald: CEO, North Richmond Community Health
Jacinta Yetman: Manager of Community Services, Sunraysia Community Health Services
Travis Coombes: Community Paramedic, Sunraysia Community Health Services
Shannon Sharkey: Community Paramedic, HMS Community
Associate Professor Ben Meadley: Director of Paramedicine, Ambulance Victoria
Jeremy Kuiper: Clinical Education Officer, Australasian Collage of Paramedicine
The College is the peak professional body representing and supporting paramedics and student paramedics across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand since 1973.
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