The Alfred Emergency & Trauma Centre

🚨 Last chance to save 15% on in-person registration for What's New in Resuscitation 2026.

Join leading clinicians and experts as we explore the latest lessons from retrieval medicine and mass casualty events, and what they mean for resuscitation practice in the Emergency Department.

📅 One-day hybrid symposium
🎓 Approved for 6 ACEM CPD hours
📍 Attend in person or virtually

Use code RESUSIN26 at checkout to receive 15% off in-person registration.

⏰ Offer ends today, 12 June 2026.

Secure your place and stay at the forefront of resuscitation care: bit.ly/RESUS26

We’re heading into the final session of today’s Critical Trauma Nursing Course at The Alfred Simulation Centre.

Across the day, participants have been building on each session, moving between discussion, applied trauma skills and scenario-based learning while sharing insights from their own clinical settings.

A strong finish to a valuable day focused on confidence, capability and teamwork when it matters most.

Today’s Critical Trauma Nursing Course at The Alfred Simulation Centre saw nurses from across metro, regional and rural health settings get hands-on experience with the skills and teamwork needed when every minute matters.

From realistic trauma scenarios to an exclusive walk-through of The Alfred Emergency and Trauma Centre, it’s a powerful day of learning focused on building confidence, capability and safer care for major trauma patients.

What’s New in Resuscitation 2026: Lessons from the Field brings together leading voices in emergency medicine, retrieval, trauma and critical care for a day of practical, real-world resuscitation learning.

Join us in person to hear frontline insights, challenging cases and lessons you can take back to the resus bay.

Save 15% on in-person registrations with code "RESUSIN26".

Thursday 25th June 2026
Register: bit.ly/RESUS26

Meet Dr Jorian “Jo” Kippax, ED Specialist, retrieval doctor, trauma specialist and 2026 Australian of the Year for Tasmania.

Jo joins What’s New in Resuscitation 2026: Lessons from the Field to share “The Franklin River Rescue: a resuscitation journey in remote Tasmania”, a remarkable case of clinical leadership, teamwork and decision-making under extreme pressure.

From Ambulance Tasmania’s HEMS team and the Royal Hobart Hospital, to AUSMAT deployments and search-and-rescue operations, Jo’s career spans the frontline of emergency medicine in some of the most challenging environments imaginable.

Join us as Jo brings lessons from the field back to resuscitation in the ED.

Thursday 25th June 2026
Use the code "RESUSIN26" for 15% off in-person registration

Register now: bit.ly/RESUS26



Images: Courtesy of ABC News

Leadership in action 🏥

Today, emerging nurse leaders from across Victoria are coming together to build skills, share experiences and explore what great leadership looks like in healthcare.

From Melbourne to Prato 🛬🌍

Earlier this month, emergency clinicians and healthcare leaders from around the world came together in Tuscany for the Emergency Department Leadership Masterclass Series.

Five days of challenging ideas, shared experiences, hands-on leadership development, and unforgettable conversations in one of the world’s most inspiring learning environments.

And for the first time, the next Prato Leadership Course will return in September 2027. A new season, a new atmosphere, and another opportunity to learn alongside an incredible international faculty and global cohort.

📍 6–10 September 2027
Registration opening soon
Learn more via the link: bit.ly/EmergencyLeadership

🎟️ 25% OFF enrolment for The Clinical Support and Education Program, until Sunday, May 24
Use code: Nurse25

Great clinicians don’t just deliver care, they support, teach, and lead others with confidence.

The Clinical Support and Education Program is designed for nurses and healthcare professionals ready to strengthen their skills in clinical teaching, mentorship, leadership, and education delivery.

✔ Self-paced hybrid learning
✔ Practical teaching strategies
✔ Leadership & emotional intelligence development
✔ Interactive tutorials + Masterclass
✔ Build confidence as a clinical educator

Whether you’re mentoring junior staff, running education sessions, or stepping into a leadership role, this program gives you the tools to make a lasting impact.

🔗 Register here: bit.ly/CSEProgram2026

🎟 25% off The Minor Injury & Illness in the ED Course until Sunday, May 24
Use code: NURSE25

Working in emergency or urgent care means managing a wide range of presentations quickly, safely, and confidently.

The Minor Injury & Illness in the ED course is designed to strengthen clinical assessment, decision-making, and practical management skills for nurses caring for patients with common emergency presentations.

Ideal for nurses working in metropolitan, regional, and rural settings wanting greater confidence in:
✔ Minor injuries
✔ Wound management
✔ Patient assessment
✔ Clinical reasoning
✔ Escalation pathways
✔ Everyday ED presentations

Practical education designed for real clinical environments and immediately applicable to practice.

🔗bit.ly/MiniED

Courses also included in the 25% promotion:
• Critical Trauma Nursing
• Clinical Support and Education
• Empowered Nurse Leadership

🎟️ Save 25% on enrolment until Sunday, May 24
Use code: NURSE25

Could you confidently manage a major trauma patient in the first critical minutes of care?

The Critical Trauma Nursing Course (June 5th) is a one-day immersive program designed to strengthen trauma assessment, stabilisation, teamwork, and emergency management skills through practical, hands-on learning.

✔ Trauma primary survey
✔ RSI assistance
✔ Chest drain management
✔ Massive transfusion setup
✔ Splinting & pelvic binders
✔ Realistic trauma scenarios
✔ Guided walk-through of The Alfred Trauma Centre

Ideal for nurses working in metropolitan, regional, rural, or non-trauma settings.

Register now: bit.ly/TraumaNursing

Courses also included in the promotion:
• Minor Injury & Illness in the ED
• Clinical Support and Education
• Empowered Nurse Leadership