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The College provides members with hundreds of free recordings to assist you with professional development. You can filter and search for recordings of interest, plus “like” recordings so you can find them easily in the future.

All the recordings are designed to help you meet the requirements of paramedic registration, so they automatically include self reflection, and when completed they are added to your learning record in the CPD Tracker.

Non-members can view a small selection of recordings for free (try before you buy), view all other recordings at a cost, or simply join to access all the content for free. Learn about Membership here.

Extended Care Paramedicine in New Zealand
Extended Care Paramedicine in New Zealand
Released: 07-09-2020
Fraser Watson
Fraser will discuss around the development of the Extended Care Paramedic (ECP) role and clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) in New Zealand.
60 minutes
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Prehospital Critical Care Teams – HARU
Prehospital Critical Care Teams – HARU
Released: 14-09-2020
Christian Wiggins, Matthew Meister & Dr Stephen Rashford
The UK College of Paramedics and the Australasian College of Paramedicine are pleased to be collaborating on this webinar, featuring the Queensland High Acuity Response Unit and their role in responding to critically unwell medical and trauma patients. It will discuss the training, clinical governance, skill mix, equipment and team focus on clinical excellence in prehospital critical care.
60 minutes
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Stress and adaptation
Stress and adaptation
Released: 14-12-2021
Julie Johnson
In this session, we look at how we can adapt our stress response
40 minutes
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Always Ready to Respond – Building the Pillars of Health for Career Longevity
Although confronted with acute and chronic disease every day, paramedics can paradoxically neglect their own health while working to improve it for their patients. So how can we improve our own health and be always ready to respond?
87 minutes
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Do I need insurance? – Paramedics and their risks
Do I need insurance? – Paramedics and their risks
Released: 11-04-2024
Lauren Greenall & Christie Boucher
Knowing what can go wrong before it does is the first step to managing risks for any professional. This knowledge allows you to practice in a way which is safer for you and your patients.
60 minutes
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Employment pathways and opportunities
Employment pathways and opportunities
Released: 10-07-2024
Dr Sandy MacQuarrie, Jono Cash, Josh Harmer, Justin Hirello, Michael Smith, Tash Adams & Jenni Pedler
This course will provide insight into employment pathways in Paramedicine. Topics will cover state services, overseas options, private sector opportunities and more.
111 minutes
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PTSD in paramedics: Diagnosis and care
PTSD in paramedics: Diagnosis and care
Released: 02-09-2024
Associate Professor James Courtney
This recorded webinar addresses the diagnostic frameworks and management options of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in paramedics.
73 minutes
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Paramedic career pathways
Paramedic career pathways
Released: 28-10-2024
Dr Louise Reynolds, Mahyar Goodarz, Brodie White, Declan Marley, Aslinda Gale, Alan Close, Daniel Walsh, Simone Heald, Jacinta Yetman, Travis Coombes, Shannon Sharkey, Associate Professor Ben Meadley, & Jeremy Kuiper
This recorded webinar offers soon to graduate paramedic students an opportunity to hear from prospective employers of registered paramedics in Victoria.
84 minutes
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Paramedic pitstop
Paramedic pitstop
Released: 27-10-2024
Dr Dinesh Palipana, Benjamin Phipps, Jason Keen, & Tash Adams
This recorded face-to-face event covers a range of topics including spinal injury, trauma, paramedic development and more.
181 minutes
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