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Porirua/Pari-ā-Rua, Aotearoa New Zealand "We're seeing the long game for all of these kids, and their whānau" For many paramedic parents of...

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Feb, 2025

MSIC are recruiting for AHPRA Registered Paramedics and Registered Nurses! Casual and part time shifts available with emphasis on weekday evenings (6p...

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Feb, 2025

When every second is critical in a medical emergency, Ambulance Victoria’s Motorcycle Response Unit provides a highly agile and effective solution fo...

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Feb, 2025

CAA Congress, presented by The Council of Ambulance Authorities (CAA), is a premier event which showcases the latest innovative technology, practices...

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Feb, 2025

Mount Barker SAAS station SA Ambulance Service opened two new stations in January as it continues with a major expansion in the service’s capacity. T...

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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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Feb, 2025

By Lisa Hobbs Registered paramedic, Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine at Australian Catholic University, Adjunct Senior L...

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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 Jordan Berger, final-year paramedicine student, ACU Paramedicine Society President "International medical volunteering is a fantastic way to...

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Feb, 2025

By Ben Lebbos and Kane Brooks "Our time in Cambodia was full of incredible experiences and teachings, which we will apply to our future practice...

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