CAA Awards for Excellence
AboutThe Awards for Excellence have been run by the Council of Ambulance Authorities for more than 15 years with the aim to recognise the hard and innovative work of member ambulance services from Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. The awards are designed to encourage innovation and to enable services to share their work and learn from each other. The awards are independently judged by a panel of industry-respected judges from across the globe. View the 2023 Photo Album |
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| 2024 Key DatesThe 2024 CAA Awards for Excellence nominations are open from January 19, 2024. CAA Members are encouraged to apply or nominate candidates for these prestigious awards through their local service. The nomination period will conclude on April 8, 2024, followed by the announcement of finalists on June 11, 2024, across our social media platforms. Join us for the announcement of the winners during the 2024 CAA Awards for Excellence Gala Dinner, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, August 15, 2024.
January 19, 2024: Nominations Open April 8, 2024: Nominations Close June 11, 2024: Finalists Announced August 15, 2024: Winners Announced at the CAA Awards for Excellence Gala Dinner |
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2023 CAA Awards for Excellence Booklet
CAA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE JUDGES
Thank you to the 2023 CAA Awards for Excellence Judges
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Associate Professor Belinda Flanagan (PhD)Belinda is the Head of School at the University of Tasmania, leading the first School of Paramedicine in an Australian university. She has worked as a Paramedic & Registered Nurse/Midwife for 25 years. Belinda collaborates with ambulance services in guideline development, education, research and clinical governance. |
David WatersDavid Waters is the Chief Executive of the Council of Ambulance Authorities (CAA). He concurrently holds the positions of Chief Executive of Ambulance New Zealand and is President Elect of the Aeromedical Association of Australasia (ASA). In addition to his extensive experience in the pre-hospital sector, David holds a Bachelor of Nursing, a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration. He is also a graduate of the Strategic Management Executive Program, Darden University Virginia, USA. |
Freddy Lippert MDAssociate professor, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Chair of the European Emergency Medical Services and CEO of Copenhagen EMS. |
Professor Peter CameronAcademic Director of the Alfred Emergency and Trauma Centre and Professor of Emergency Medicine Monash University.
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Steve IrvingExecutive Officer at the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) |
Tony AhernRetired CEO and current board member of St John WA. Current board member of WA Primary Health Alliance.
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Dr. Ng Yih YngDr. Ng Yih Yng is the Director of the Digital and Smart Health Office and the Deputy Clinical Director for the Ng Teng Fong Centre for Healthcare Innovation and is actively involved in population health and digital health transformation efforts in Singapore.
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