Emergency Medicine is rich in its variety, pace, and complexity - that’s why we love it! Procedures are our daily bread and butter and for us rural and remote folk the frequency of encountering even essential procedures such as paediatric airway management, critically ill adult RSI or even pelvic binder application can be highly variable. We therefore need to be the experts, ready at any time, comfortable and competent when faced with such.

This half day workshop covers essential EM procedures in a simulated, practical skills workshop environment. It is aimed at any health care professional who wants to put their knowledge into practise, wants to revise, wants to learn new tips and tricks, wants to share their knowledge with likeminded colleagues, needs to be signed off for their Procedural Checklist or just wants a rich, “Do the basics well” pre-conference workshop for their CPD.

Target audience: Rural Generalists, EMCD/AD Trainees, FACEMs, Fellowship trainees, nurses, paramedics, NP's, ANYONE

$250 per person

Are you a Trainee and want to become an ACEM ATP (EMCD) Supervisor? Already a supervisor wanting brush up on the new programs, refresh your skills in providing feedback, supervision, and mentoring? Or are you a Program Support Officer (PSO) or want to become one for the ACEM Associateship (EMCD) Training Programs?

If your answer is YES - then this workshop is absolutely for YOU!

This workshop is an opportunity for prospective, new supervisors or required trainees, to learn about the three programs, including program & supervision requirements, and assessment entry. The workshop is also an opportunity to learn or refresh your skills in providing feedback, having difficult conversations, and supervision skills.

Target audience: Existing or new prospective supervisors for the EMC/IEMTP/AEMTP programs, AEMTP trainees, PSO's

In person only
Registration is free but essential.

Includes networking lunch for new Fellows and trainees 12:40pm - 1:10pm

ACEM is excited to host this New Fellows Workshop as part of the Regional, Rural and Remote Emergency Medicine Conference 2024 in Darwin, NT.
Join us for a half day of sessions and activities, with speakers and topics to be announced soon. This is an excellent chance to gain skills and knowledge to assist in your transition to FACEM and provides a great opportunity to network with other new Fellows.

Target audience: New Fellows

Hybrid

Registration is free, but essential.

Contact the Membership and Culture Unit if you have any questions. 

The cost of registration for this workshop covers both part 1 and part 2 for a full day learning experience.

“Progress POCUS” is aimed at completion of ACEM’s ultrasound credentialing process for FACEMs, fellows and trainees.

Experts in ultrasound will be present to proctor your scans as well as carry out Formative and Summative Assessments for eFAST, AAA, Lung, Focused Echo In Life Support (FELS) and Vascular access.

Proctored scans can be entered into your logbook (for hospital credentialing or for CCPU purposes) where up to 50% of logbook cases can be “non-clinically” indicated.

We will finish the day with a review of the SLICE protocol (aka the “quick and easy” RUSH protocol) which provides a stepwise approach to using Lung, FELS, eFAST and AAA scans in the assessment of the shocked or SOB patient.

Target audience: Emergency Physicians, CMOs, Trainees, Certificant and Diploma Candidates, and anyone who wants to improve their ED point of care ultrasound skills

$400 per person

'Emergency medicine is a realm of endless surprises, where the unpredictable becomes the everyday. In our 'Master the Unpredictable' workshop, we invite you to hone your skills in high acuity, low occurrence procedures that make the difference between life and death. This dynamic and hands-on training is tailored for those working in emergency and prehospital medicine. You never know what case will present through your doors, be it rare pathology or a critical condition. Join us to transform uncertainty into confidence - Every second counts!

Target audience: Those working in prehospital and all levels of emergency medicine

$250 per person

 

Includes networking lunch for new Fellows and trainees 12:40pm - 1:10pm 

Are you stuck on the metropolitan training treadmill, dreaming of a life by endless sandy beaches, or under the wide desert skies?  Have you already taken the turn onto the road less travelled, but have suddenly realised that your training GPS isn’t giving you clear directions?  If you answered yes, then this workshop is for you!

ACEM is excited to host a Trainee Workshop as part of the Regional, Rural, and Remote Conference.  Join us for half a day of interactive and informative sessions, with advice from FACEMs and trainees that have already travelled the RRR pathway, to help you navigate your way through rural training, Fellowship Exams, and beyond.  

Target audience: Late stage ACEM trainees from RRR areas – STP/IRTP/Scholarship; any other interested trainees

Hybrid

In person attendance fee
Free of charge

Virtual attendance fee
$50 per person

Evidence-based practice forms the core of everything we do as emergency practitioners. The focus of this workshop is about where that evidence comes from. Is 'data' a dirty word to you? Have you already started on your journey as an early career researcher? Do you consider yourself a seasoned academic? This interactive workshop promises to have something for everyone.

Come along, bring your ideas, form connections, and learn how to take your career in an exciting new direction. Welcome to the innovative world of translational research!

Program highlights:

Target audience: Anyone who likes or is considering research

Hybrid

In person attendance fee
$250 per person

Virtual attendance fee
$150 per person

Get ready for an unforgettable cinematic experience under the stars at Deckchair Cinema. Nestled on the edge of Darwin Harbour, our outdoor setting boasts panoramic sunset views over the harbour, framed by a lush tropical garden and remnant rainforest.

Deckchair Cinema is a unique outdoor cinema that offers an unparalleled movie experience. As an independent cinema operated by the Darwin Film Society, we take pride in showcasing an exclusive selection of films that are usually not available to local audiences.

If this sounds like something you and your family would be interested in, please check the box within the registration form and we will send more information regarding the film and how to purchase tickets, once available.