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By Julie Wood, Queensland Ambulance Service Brisbane/Meanjin, Turrbal and Yuggera Country "Parenting while studying and working is possible; not...

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Feb, 2025

By Stephanie Nixon, QAS Advanced Care Paramedic II Charleville, Bidjara Country The rural environment has a range of challenges, benefits and differe...

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Feb, 2025

By Matthew Hill Lecturer in Paramedicine, University of the Sunshine Coast, PhD Candidate, Central Queensland University, Member, Australasian Colleg...

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Nov, 2024

By Stephanie Nixon, QAS Advanced Care Paramedic II Charleville, Bidjara Country 'Everyone has multiple and diverse identities that combine in unique...

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Oct, 2024

Te Kaunihera wish to thank and acknowledge the Kaitohutohu Ngaio | Professional Advisors, Board members, employers, and the manapou | paramedics who...

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Sep, 2024

By Miranda Lewis, Advanced Care Paramedic, Queensland Ambulance Service Mitchell, Queensland, Gunggari Country The paramedicine profession as signifi...

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Jun, 2024

By Stephanie Nixon, QAS Advanced Care Paramedic Charleville, Bidjara Country Paramedic employment opportunities are not as they once were. Traditiona...

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Jun, 2024

Sunshine Coast, Gubbi Gubbi and Jinibara Country 'Listening to patients, emphasising and understanding each individual’s context is very important.'...

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Jun, 2024

By Dr David Dawson, PhD - AHPRA Registered Psychologist. (Formerly) Lecturer Paramedic Mental health, Victoria University. ACP Paramedic Wellbeing Wo...

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Feb, 2024

By Stephanie Nixon, QAS Advanced Care Paramedic Charleville, Bidjara Country 'Feedback from patients can assist paramedics and ambulance services in...

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