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Master resuscitative procedures in a hands-on workshop developed by the National Trauma Research Institute, with Monash University.

The Critical Trauma Nursing Course is a one-day, practice-focused program designed to equip nurses with the essential knowledge and hands-on skills to confidently manage major trauma patients.

This course is designed for cosmetic practice staff who may be required to manage medical emergencies in their clinical setting.

Join us for a two-day, in-person workshop designed to equip you with the practical skills that matter most in emergency care. This is not your typical sit-and-listen course — it’s a hands-on, interactive experience focused on pragmatic, life-saving skills that you can immediately apply in your practice.

Master resuscitative procedures in a hands-on workshop developed by the National Trauma Research Institute, with Monash University.

Enhance your expertise in emergency medicine by mastering advanced diagnostic and procedural skills for the acute phase of illness or injury. Apply specialised knowledge to resuscitation and adopt evidence-based techniques in emergency care.

Master resuscitative procedures in a hands-on workshop developed by the National Trauma Research Institute, with Monash University.

This online course translates the latest evidence and guidelines to provide you with the knowledge and tools to feel confident you are providing the best perioperative care to your patients. Through 12 key topics in perioperative medicine, our goal is to provide an engaging learning experience through our interactive modules which include videos, podcasts, links to key papers / online resources and practical clinical scenarios delivered to you by experts in that field.

This course is aimed at new graduate physiotherapists and those with limited acute trauma experience. The content presented in this course will include acute trauma injury profiles and acute physiotherapy assessment and management skills. The course is delivered over two half days (17 March 2026 1:30pm to 4:30pm and 26 March 2026 1:30pm to 4:30pm).