The Council of Ambulance Authorities is proud to launch the inaugural Women in Ambulance campaign designed to highlight successful and inspirational women in ambulance services across Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.
The CAA 2020 Women in Ambulance campaign recognises 58 women who have been awarded the Women in Ambulance Honour for their work and career progression. They are being championed as role models across the Ambulance industry.
The CAA Women in Ambulance is looking to empower and inspire future generations of women to step into ambulance careers and know they can progress into leadership and management roles with confidence.
WOMEN IN AMBULANCE VIDEO
Michelle Fyfe, CEO St John Western Australia and Judith Barker, CEO St John Northern Territory speak about the need for CAA's Women in Ambulance campaign and share with us the CAA Women in Ambulance Honour Recipients.
It is with great honour that the Council of Ambulance Authorities introduces to you the 2020 Women in Ambulance Honour Recipients.
Congratulations to all of our recipients and thank you for all your hard work and dedication to the ambulance sector!
NSW Ambulance
| Ambulance Victoria
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Queensland Ambulance Service
| SA Ambulance Service
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St John Ambulance Western Australia
| ACT Ambulance Service
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Ambulance Tasmania
| St John Ambulance Northern Territory
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St John New Zealand
| Wellington Free Ambulance
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St John Ambulance Papua New Guinea
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For more information about the CAA Women in Ambulance campaign and for full biographies of our 2020 CAA Honour Recipients please visit the CAA website caa.net.au or follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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