Dear friends & colleagues,
I’m pleased to share with you the first 2021 issue of FIRST by CAA.
In this edition, we are celebrating some great achievements from across the sector, including our CAA2021 Women in Ambulance Honour Recipients and the $40 million grant awarded to The Australian Stroke Alliance that will see incredible developments in pre-hospital care for stroke patients.
In honour of International Women's Day, we are pleased to introduce Her Excellency The Right Honourable Dame Patsy Reddy, Governor-General of New Zealand, as our cover star for this edition.
As always, thank you for choosing FIRST to keep up to date on all the latest ambulance industry developments and stories.
And while your spending time with FIRST, take a second to jump on the new CAA Directory website to meet the companies who work across the ambulance sector, pop over to see what our next webinar will be and if you are looking at job opportunities in the sector visit our Job Board.
With kindest regards,
Mojca Bizjak-Mikic
General Manager
Interview with Dame Patsy Reddy |
National Mental Health and Wellbeing Study of Police and Emergency Services |
The Transition from Clinician to Manager: the Paramedic Experience |
Thursday 29th April at 11.30am AEDT
A panel of experts from the Australian Stroke Alliance will share an update on pre-hospital stroke care guidelines, including an update on "The Golden Hour" grant, which will deliver new technologies that will improve diagnosis, treatment times, and post-stroke care. Speaking during this webinar are Professor Geoffrey Donnan AO, Professor Steve Davis, Sharon McGowan, Mick Stephenson, and a live Q+A with Dr Damien Easton.
This webinar is free to all, and participants are eligible for CPD points
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
CodeRiver Studio | Alpha State |
To visit The Directory please visit https://caa.net.au/directory
Are you looking for your next exciting career opportunity?
Check out the CAA Job Board on our website for information regarding current roles available within our member services and the wider ambulance sector.
https://www.caa.net.au/job-board
About The Council of Ambulance Authorities
The Council of Ambulance Authorities is the peak industry body for Australian, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea statutory ambulance services. CAA represents a unified voice for the pre-hospital sector working to respond to changing community needs by collaborating on issues of metropolitan, regional, national and international significance. and works tirelessly to collaborate on the ambulance and pre-hospital issues of metropolitan, regional, national and international significance.
The CAA was set up in 1962 to provide ambulance service CEOs with a networking opportunity to discuss issues, learnings and achievements current to the pre-hospital industry. Today, the board consists of CEOs from each member service.
Member services collective knowledge and expertise provide a sound foundation to explore opportunities for improvement and innovation and to advocate on the sector's behalf in key areas.
To read more about us visit our website.