EMERGENCY MEDICINE EDUCATION AND TRAINING (EMET)
The Emergency Medicine Education and Training program (EMET) is an initiative funded by a Commonwealth grant to the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine for the development of teaching and training opportunities for staff working in Emergency Departments with minimal or no consultant support in Emergency Medicine.
Our Emergency Medicine Education and Training (EMET) workshops are a valuable resource to Tasmanian Health Care.
The positive feedback received from the workshops relates to a realistic, informative approach to training and education. The facilitators are engaging and provide relevant content to rural locations within Tasmania.
We understand every Hospital and Medical Centre have different needs, resources and staff. EMET provides flexibility offering tailored programs suited to specific locations.
Our workshops are tailored to enhance skills, knowledge and provide additional support in rural and remote areas for Emergency Medicine.
Our skilled Emergency Medicine Consultants provide workshops, simulations, advice and support for clinical teams to save lives.
ACEM offers Emergency Medicine Certificates, Emergency Medicine Diplomas and the recent introduction of the Emergency Medicine Advanced Diploma.
We value your feedback and welcome any suggestions to improve programs and delivery.
Workshop RSVP, Registrations and further information is below.
Have a specific question? Contact an EMET Program Support Officer, details are below.
Upcoming Events
Ruby Driver
EMET Program Support Officer
(North West Tasmania)
NWRH, 23 Brickport Road, Burnie Tas 7320
M: 0436 854 483| E: ruby.driver@ths.tas.gov.au
Ruby Driver
EMET Program Support Officer
(North Tasmania)
LGH, 274-280 Charles St, Launceston TAS 7250
E: ruby.driver@ths.tas.gov.au
Jacob Roberts
EMET Program Support Officer
(Southern Tasmania)
RHH, 48 Liverpool Street, Hobart Tas 7000
T: 6222 8423 | E: jacob.roberts@ths.tas.gov.au