National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre

ARC Advanced Life Support (ALS) Level 2
2022-09-15 08:00 - 2022-09-16 17:00 (Australia/Darwin) | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes: 21 Jul 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This two day, Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) accredited course, aims to teach theory & practical skills to effectively manage cardiopulmonary arrests, peri-assist situations & special circumstances, whilst following the latest ARC guidelines.

Course content includes:

Recognition, assessment & management of life threatening arrhythmiasDefibrillationBasic & advanced airway management including Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) insertionLegal & ethical issues in resuscitation

Pre-requisite:

Current Basic Life Support competent (evidence to be provided).

On succssful completion, the participant receives a certificate valid for 4 years however it is an ARC recommendation that skills are updated at least annually.

Suitable Participants:

Health professionals working within emergency departments, intensive care, high dependency, coronary care, operating theatres and retrieval, and is required to lead a resuscitation team. Appropriate participants include Doctors, Intensive Care Paramedics and Nurses.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $500

non Northern Territory Government staff: $800

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

CENA Trauma Nursing Program (TNP)
2022-09-06 08:00 - 2022-09-07 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

CENA’s Trauma Nursing Program (TNP) builds upon your knowledge of the pathophysiology and epidemiology of common trauma conditions presenting to the Emergency Department, as well as providing the opportunity to improve clinical skills in key trauma related areas.

Pre-requisite:

Basic levels of competency in certain skills such as Basic Life Support and common monitoring equipment.

Suitable applicants include nurses providing emergency care to trauma patients in metropolitan and major regional hospitals. It is also suitable for nurses working in small rural and remote emergency facilities.

Registrations

All registrations are online directly with College of Emergency Nursing Australasia (CENA)

Register Here

*NCCTRC will sponsor Northern Territory Government Department Health staff members working in the Northern Territory 50% of the TNP course cost. Reimbursement is subject to successful completion of the TNP training program. Contact the NCCTRC for further information, email: Admin.NCCTRC@nt.gov.au

Remote Pre-Hospital Trauma and Disaster Course (RPHTDC) - Course Postponed
2022-08-31 08:00 - 2022-09-01 17:00 | Flinders University, Centre for Remote Health, 5 Skinner Street, Alice Springs, Australia
Registration closes: 19 Jul 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This 2 day course is for personnel who attend pre-hospital incidents. The course provides participants with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to safely and effectively manage trauma or disaster patients in the pre-hospital environment.

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of a vehicle crash sceneDemonstrate the assessment and effective management of trapped casualtiesDemonstrate the safe extrication of trapped casualtiesDiscuss the importance of and demonstrate working effectively within a team settingDiscuss how to safely approach a house when attending a call outDemonstrate the triage sort and sieve, treatment and transport principles used within mass casualty incidents

Suitable Participants:

Remote Area Nurses, Remote Medical Practitioners, Medical and Nursing professionals, Retrieval Specialists, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs), Emergency Services, Mine Rescue and Australian Defence Force health personnel.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $300.00 [pp incl. GST]

Non Northern Territory Government staff: $600.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participant Testimonials

“Being more knowledgeable if I was to come across an accident now. Having come across an accident recently I feel I would deal with it much better and definitely more safely!!”

“The practical exercise around MVA extrication and safety was a highlight.”

“The days were full and informative. Very enjoyable. A great learning environment facilitated by a great team.”

Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE)
2022-08-30 08:00 - 17:00 | Flinders University, Centre for Remote Health, 5 Skinner Street, Alice Springs, Australia
Registration closes: 26 August 2022

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This 1-day course is designed to provide Remote Area Health professionals with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to be able to safely assess and manage trauma patients within the remote health centre until the arrival of the retrieval team.

RATE is provided in Remote Health Centres with an emphasis on practical skills, small interactive groups and relevant scenarios.

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

Describe the initial assessment of the trauma patient in a remote setting.Demonstrate the assessment and management of a compromised airway (utilising basic and advanced airway manoeuvres).Demonstrate the assessment and management of chest / trauma injuries.Demonstrate the assessment and management of spinal injuries and haemorrhage control.Demonstrate how to give an effective clinical handover.Describe the requirements for retrieval and transport of the remote trauma patient.The Trauma Scenario provides an opportunity for participants to demonstrate and consolidate key learning points of the day

Suitable Participants:

The RATE course is aimed at Remote Health Personnel including Remote Medical Practitioners (RMP’s), Remote Area Nurses and Midwives (RANs) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs).

Course Cost:

Sponsored by the NCCTRC.

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participants Testimonials

“Hands on experience and familiarisation of equipment”

“Reinforcing patient care, use of equipment and team building”

“Having a better understanding of equipment / other resources available in remote clinics”

Hospital MIMMS Course (HMIMMS)
2022-08-17 08:00 - 2022-08-18 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes: 29 Jun 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

While traditional MIMMS teaches a structured approach to responding at the scene of mass casualty incidents, Hospital MIMMS (HMIMMS) focusses on the delivery of care in the hospital environment.

This 2 day course explores the priorities and responsibilities of clinical and administrative responders facing a mass casualty incident in their hospital. An all-hazards approach is adopted while special incidents such as burns and chemical hazards are also covered. The concept of the collapsible hierarchy is introduced as a fundamental concept in the hospital based response.

The format includes;

• Lectures

• Small group workshops

• Novel interactive tabletop sessions which simulate the challenges facing responders during the phases of patient reception, definitive care and recovery.

Suitable Participants:

This course is aimed at personnel who would be involved in managing a major incident in the hospital. This can be clinical or non-clinical.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $350.00 [pp incl. GST]

non Northern Territory Government staff: $695.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Registration:

To register your interest for this course please see the link here to the MIMMS Australia NT Course list: http://www.mimms.org.au/courses/nt

Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE)
2022-07-21 08:00 - 17:00 | Katherine, Katherine, NT, Australia
Registrations Open

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

Registration closes: 9 Jun 22

This 1-day course is designed to provide remote area health professionals with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to be able to safely assess and manage trauma patients within the remote health centre until the arrival of the retrieval team.

RATE is provided in remote health centres with an emphasis on practical skills, small interactive groups and relevant scenarios.

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

Describe the initial assessment of the trauma patient in a remote setting.Demonstrate the assessment and management of a compromised airway (utilising basic and advanced airway manoeuvres).Demonstrate the assessment and management of chest / trauma injuries.Demonstrate the assessment and management of spinal injuries and haemorrhage control.Demonstrate how to give an effective clinical handover.Describe the requirements for retrieval and transport of the remote trauma patient.Trauma ScenarioAn opportunity for participants to demonstrate and highlight key learning points of the dayPrimary surveySecondary surveyHow to avoid missed injuriesClinical handoverPackaging and transporting

Suitable Participants:

It is aimed at remote health personnel particularly General Practitioners (GPs), Remote Area Nurses (RANs) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs).

Course Cost:

Sponsored by the NCCTRC.

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participants Testimonials

“Hands on experience and familiarisation of equipment”

“Reinforcing patient care, use of equipment and team building”

“Having a better understanding of equipment / other resources available in remote clinics”

Remote Pre-Hospital Trauma and Disaster Course (RPHTDC)
2022-07-19 08:00 - 2022-07-20 17:00 | Katherine, Katherine, NT, Australia
Open for registration

Registration closes: 9 Jun 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This 2 day course is for personnel who attend pre-hospital incidents. The course provides participants with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to safely and effectively manage trauma or disaster patients in the pre-hospital environment.

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of a vehicle crash sceneDemonstrate the assessment and effective management of trapped casualtiesDemonstrate the safe extrication of trapped casualtiesDiscuss the importance of and demonstrate working effectively within a team settingDiscuss how to safely approach a house when attending a call outDemonstrate the triage sort and sieve, treatment and transport principles used within mass casualty incidents

Suitable Participants:

Remote Area Nurses, Remote Medical Practitioners, Medical and Nursing professionals, Retrieval Specialists, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs), Emergency Services, Mine Rescue and Australian Defence Force health personnel.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $300.00 [pp incl. GST]

Non Northern Territory Government staff: $600.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participant Testimonials

“Being more knowledgeable if I was to come across an accident now. Having come across an accident recently I feel I would deal with it much better and definitely more safely!!”

“The practical exercise around MVA extrication and safety was a highlight.”

“The days were full and informative. Very enjoyable. A great learning environment facilitated by a great team.”

MIMMS Advanced
2022-07-05 08:00 - 2022-07-07 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes: 17 May 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

The content includes command safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport, through:

Structured lecturesA series of table-top exercisesPractical exercises in radio communicationCasualty simulation triage exercisesWorkshopsField exercises for command training involving airport and large crowd incidents (sports or similar)

Suitable Participants:

Those in senior positions likely to take a coordination or command role or those involved with staff development/training. A manual and materials are supplied as part of this course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $500.00 [pp incl. GST]

non Northern Territory Government staff: $995.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Registration:

To register your interest for this course please see the link here to the MIMMS Australia NT Course list: http://www.mimms.org.au/courses/nt

Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)
2022-06-30 08:00 - 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes: 19 May 22

Number of participants: Max 12

Criteria of Attendance

This course is limited to nursing and medical staff working in Emergency, Surgical, Intensive Care or Anaesthesia , and those whose current role is to work in trauma team resuscitation.

Objectives of the course is

To use a structured team approach for early recognition and stabilisation of traumatic emergencies presenting to the trauma centre

Effective team leadership and team interaction

Skills for working effectively at an organisational level, including decision-making regarding consultation and disposition

Skills for safe practice and error minimisation

Developing an understanding of and familiarity with the concept of crisis resource management is a 1-day course to familiarise participants with the concepts of crisis resource management through the use of simulation based training scenarios.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: No cost for attendance

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

CENA Trauma Nursing Program (TNP)
2022-06-09 08:00 - 2022-06-10 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes:

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

CENA’s Trauma Nursing Program (TNP) builds upon your knowledge of the pathophysiology and epidemiology of common trauma conditions presenting to the Emergency Department, as well as providing the opportunity to improve clinical skills in key trauma related areas.

Pre-requisite:

Basic levels of competency in certain skills such as Basic Life Support and common monitoring equipment.

Suitable applicants include nurses providing emergency care to trauma patients in metropolitan and major regional hospitals. It is also suitable for nurses working in small rural and remote emergency facilities.

Registrations

All registrations are online directly with College of Emergency Nursing Australasia (CENA)

Register Here

*NCCTRC will sponsor Northern Territory Government Department Health staff members working in the Northern Territory 50% of the TNP course cost. Reimbursement is subject to successful completion of the TNP training program. Contact the NCCTRC for further information, email: Admin.NCCTRC@nt.gov.au

ARC Advanced Life Support (ALS) Level 2
2022-06-02 08:00 - 2022-06-03 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Open for registration

Registration closes: 7 Apr 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This two day, Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) accredited course, aims to teach theory & practical skills to effectively manage cardiopulmonary arrests, peri-assist situations & special circumstances, whilst following the latest ARC guidelines.

Course content includes:

Recognition, assessment & management of life threatening arrhythmiasDefibrillationBasic & advanced airway management including Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) insertionLegal & ethical issues in resuscitation

Pre-requisite:

Current Basic Life Support competent (evidence to be provided).

On succssful completion, the participant receives a certificate valid for 4 years however it is an ARC recommendation that skills are updated at least annually.

Suitable Participants:

Health professionals working within emergency departments, intensive care, high dependency, coronary care, operating theatres and retrieval, and is required to lead a resuscitation team. Appropriate participants include Doctors, Intensive Care Paramedics and Nurses.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $500

non Northern Territory Government staff: $800

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

MIMMS Advanced
2022-05-24 08:00 - 2022-05-26 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes: 13 Apr 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

The content includes command safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport, through:

Structured lecturesA series of table-top exercisesPractical exercises in radio communicationCasualty simulation triage exercisesWorkshopsField exercises for command training involving airport and large crowd incidents (sports or similar)

Suitable Participants:

Those in senior positions likely to take a coordination or command role or those involved with staff development/training. A manual and materials are supplied as part of this course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $500.00 [pp incl. GST]

non Northern Territory Government staff: $995.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Registration:

To register your interest for this course please see the link here to the MIMMS Australia NT Course list: http://www.mimms.org.au/courses/nt

Remote Pre-Hospital Trauma and Disaster Course (RPHTDC)
2022-05-18 08:00 - 2022-05-19 17:00 | Maningrida, Maningrida
Registration closes: 11 May 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This 2 day course is for personnel who attend pre-hospital incidents. The course provides participants with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to safely and effectively manage trauma and/or disaster patients in the pre-hospital environment.

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of a vehicle crash sceneDemonstrate the assessment and effective management of trapped casualtiesDemonstrate the safe extrication of trapped casualtiesDiscuss the importance of and demonstrate working effectively within a team settingDiscuss how to safely approach a house when attending a call outDemonstrate the triage sort and sieve, treatment and transport principles used within mass casualty incidents

Suitable Participants:

Remote Area Nurses, Remote Medical Practitioners, Medical and Nursing professionals, Retrieval Specialists, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs), Emergency Services, Mine Rescue and Australian Defence Force Health personnel.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $300.00 [pp incl. GST]

Non Northern Territory Government staff: $600.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participant Testimonials

“Being more knowledgeable if I was to come across an accident now. Having come across an accident recently I feel I would deal with it much better and definitely more safely!!”

“The practical exercise around MVA extrication and safety was a highlight.”

“The days were full and informative. Very enjoyable. A great learning environment facilitated by a great team.”

Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)
2022-05-05 08:00 - 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Open for registration

Registration closes: 28 March 2022

Number of participants: Max 12

Criteria for Attendance

This course is limited to nursing and medical staff working in Emergency, Surgical, Intensive Care or Anaesthesia , and those whose current role is to work in trauma team resuscitation.

Objectives of the course is

To use a structured team approach for early recognition and stabilisation of traumatic emergencies presenting to the trauma centre

Effective team leadership and team interaction

Skills for working effectively at an organisational level, including decision-making regarding consultation and disposition

Skills for safe practice and error minimisation

Developing an understanding of and familiarity with the concept of crisis resource management is a 1-day course to familiarise participants with the concepts of crisis resource management through the use of simulation based training scenarios.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: No cost for attendance

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

ARC Advanced Life Support (ALS) Level 2
2022-04-21 07:45 - 2022-04-22 18:00 | Novotel, 1 Sir Brearley Dr, Eaton, NT, 0812, Australia
Registration closes: 4 March 2022

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This two day, Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) accredited course, aims to teach theory & practical skills to effectively manage cardiopulmonary arrests, peri-assist situations & special circumstances, whilst following the latest ARC guidelines.

Course content includes:

Recognition, assessment & management of life threatening arrhythmiasDefibrillationBasic & advanced airway management including Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) insertionLegal & ethical issues in resuscitation

Pre-requisite:

Current Basic Life Support competent (evidence to be provided).

On succssful completion, the participant receives a certificate valid for 4 years however it is an ARC recommendation that skills are updated at least annually.

Suitable Participants:

Health professionals working within emergency departments, intensive care, high dependency, coronary care, operating theatres and retrieval, and is required to lead a resuscitation team. Appropriate participants include Doctors, Intensive Care Paramedics and Nurses.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $500

non Northern Territory Government staff: $800

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE)
2022-04-20 08:00 - 17:00 | Yirrkala, Yirrkala, NT, Australia
Registration closes: 9 Mar 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This 1-day course is designed to provide remote area health professionals with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to be able to safely assess and manage trauma patients within the RemoteArea Health Centre until the arrival of the retrieval team.

RATE is provided in Remote Health Centres with an emphasis on practical skills, small interactive groups and relevant scenarios.

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

Describe the initial assessment of the trauma patient in a remote setting.Demonstrate the assessment and management of a compromised airway (utilising basic and advanced airway manoeuvres).Demonstrate the assessment and management of chest / trauma injuries.Demonstrate the assessment and management of spinal injuries and haemorrhage control.Demonstrate how to provide an effective clinical handover.Describe the requirements for retrieval and transport of the remote trauma patient.The Trauma Scenarios provide an opportunity for participants to demonstrate and consolidate key learning points of the day.

Suitable Participants:

This course is aimed at Remote Area Health personnel including Remote Medical Practitioners (RMP’s), Remote Area Nurses and Midwives (RANs) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs).

Course Cost:

Sponsored by the NCCTRC.

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participants Testimonials

“Hands on experience and familiarisation of equipment”

“Reinforcing patient care, use of equipment and team building”

“Having a better understanding of equipment / other resources available in remote clinics”

MIMMS Advanced
2022-04-05 08:00 - 2022-04-07 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes: 7 Apr 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

The content includes command safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport, through:

Structured lecturesA series of table-top exercisesPractical exercises in radio communicationCasualty simulation triage exercisesWorkshopsField exercises for command training involving airport and large crowd incidents (sports or similar)

Suitable Participants:

Those in senior positions likely to take a coordination or command role or those involved with staff development/training. A manual and materials are supplied as part of this course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $500.00

non Northern Territory Government staff: $995.00

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Registration:

To register your interest for this course please see the link here to the MIMMS Australia NT Course list: http://www.mimms.org.au/courses/nt

Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE)
2022-03-30 08:00 - 17:00 | Tiwi Islands, Julanimawu, NT, Australia
Registration closes: 22 Feb 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This 1-day course is designed to provide Remote Area Health Professionals with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to be able to safely assess and manage trauma patients within the Remote Area Health Centre until the arrival of the retrieval team.

RATE is provided in Remote Health Centres with an emphasis on practical skills, small interactive groups and relevant trauma scenarios.

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

Describe the initial assessment of the trauma patient in a remote setting.Demonstrate the assessment and management of a compromised airway (utilising basic and advanced airway manoeuvres).Demonstrate the assessment and management of chest / trauma injuries.Demonstrate the assessment and management of spinal injuries and haemorrhage control.Demonstrate how to provide an effective clinical handover.Describe the requirements for retrieval and transport of the Remote Area trauma patient.The Trauma Scenarios provide an opportunity for participants to demonstrate and consolidate key learning points of the day

Suitable Participants:

The RATE course is aimed at Remote Health personnel, including Remote Medical Practitioners (RMP’s), Remote Area Nurses and Midwives (RANs) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs).

Course Cost:

Sponsored by the NCCTRC.

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participants Testimonials

“Hands on experience and familiarisation of equipment”

“Reinforcing patient care, use of equipment and team building”

“Having a better understanding of equipment / other resources available in remote clinics”

ARC Advanced Life Support (ALS) Level 2 Recertification
2022-03-24 08:00 - 17:00 | NCCTRC Training Facility – RDH, 8th floor, 105 Rocklands Dr, Tiwi, NT, 0810, Australia
Registration closes: 27 Jan 22

Number of participants: Max 18

This is a 1-day Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Advanced Life Support (ALS) course for registered health professionals requiring reaccreditation for ALS Level 2 and who hold a current ARC ALS 2 Certificate.

Pre-Requisite:

Applicants are required to forward a copy of their current ARC ALS 2 card or a copy of their certificate to Admin.NCCTRC@ nt.gov.au at the time of registration.

Receipt of certificate or ARC card copies is mandatory for a position in this course.

Participants whose ALS 2 provider status has expired will be required to complete the 2 day ALS 2 course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government Staff Members: $240.00 (pp. incl. GST)

Non-Northern Territory Government Staff: $470.00 (pp incl.GST)

(Prices and course availability are subject to change)

CENA Trauma Nursing Program (TNP)
2022-03-10 08:00 - 2022-03-11 17:00 | Katherine Hospital, Katherine Hospital, Katherine, 0850, Australia

Hospital MIMMS Course (HMIMMS)
2022-03-08 08:00 - 2022-03-09 17:00 | Katherine, Katherine, NT, Australia
Registration closes: 25 Jan 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

While traditional MIMMS teaches a structured approach to responding at the scene of mass casualty incidents, Hospital MIMMS (HMIMMS) focusses on the delivery of care in the hospital environment.

This 2 day course explores the priorities and responsibilities of clinical and administrative responders facing a mass casualty incident in their hospital. An all-hazards approach is adopted while special incidents such as burns and chemical hazards are also covered. The concept of the collapsible hierarchy is introduced as a fundamental concept in the hospital based response.

The format includes;

• Lectures• Small group workshops• Novel interactive tabletop sessions which simulate the challenges facing responders during the phases of patient reception, definitive care and recovery.

Suitable Participants:

This course is aimed at personnel who would be involved in managing a major incident in the hospital. This can be clinical or non-clinical.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $350.00 [pp incl. GST]

non Northern Territory Government staff: $695.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Registration:

To register your interest for this course please see the link here to the MIMMS Australia NT Course list: http://www.mimms.org.au/courses/nt

MIMMS Team Provider (MIMMS TP) Course
2022-03-07 08:00 - 2022-03-09 17:00 | Katherine, Katherine, NT, Australia
Registration closes: 24 Jan 22

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

Lectures and workshops include:

Command and controlTriage (sieve and sort), treatment and transportCommunications – practical use of radiosDisaster medical equipment and resourcesTable top exercise

Suitable Participants:

Open to all registered medical practitioners, registered nurses, paramedics and ambulance officers, defence health personnel, NT Fire Service and emergency first responders.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $100.00 [pp incl. GST]

non Northern Territory Government staff: $195.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Registration:

To register your interest for this course please see the link here to the MIMMS Australia NT Course list:http://www.mimms.org.au/courses/nt

All registrations are subject to review

AUSMAT Team Leaders Course
2021-11-21 08:00 - 2021-11-23 17:00 | Bees Creek, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
This three-day intensive course focusses on high-level negotiation skills, international humanitarian systems and Australian Government agencies’ role in a deployment.
Course aim: develop team leaders in their role as overall mission leader of a deployment.
Course content includes:

Humanitarian systems/international frameworks
High-level negotiation/liaison Team operations and dynamics
AUSMAT capability familiarisation Legal frameworks/clinical governance
Medical operations and logistics in the field Environmental health assessment Needs assessment.

This course is for: Senior medical and nursing clinicians, Senior emergency services workers, Senior medical defence force officers, Senior environmental health officers nominated by each state/territory with previous AUSMAT training and deployment experience.
Participant numbers: min 12 | max 24

AUSMAT Team Member Refresher Course
2021-10-21 08:00 - 2021-10-23 17:00 | Bees Creek, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
AUSMAT Refresher is a streamlined 2.5 day course specifically tailored for AUSMATeers who have previously completed the Team Member format. The course allows participants who have not previously deployed/deployed recently the opportunity to revisit essential skills required to deploy in an austere environment.
Participants are also given the opportunity to learn about and test the latest technology developed for use on deployment whilst also familiarising with any updated EMT principles, practices and guidelines.
The course is a mixed mode delivery with pre course learning, faculty presentations, workshops and simulation.

AUSMAT Clinical Team Leader Course
2021-09-23 08:00 - 2021-09-25 17:00 | Bees Creek, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
This three-day intensive course focusses on advanced negotiation skills, international humanitarian systems and the AUSMAT role in a deployment. Includes both classroom and practical application, including a two-day field deployment.
Course aim: develop clinical team leaders in their role as overall medical and nursing leaders of a deployment.
Course content includes:

Humanitarian systems/international frameworks
Advanced negotiation
Team operations and dynamics
Speciality needs assessment
Equipment familiarisation/camp planning
Operational logistics/security awareness
Legal frameworks/ethical considerations
WHO clinical guidelines
Medical operations and logistics in the field
Environmental health assessment
Medical management in austere environment

This course is for: Senior medical and nursing clinicians, Senior emergency services workers, Senior medical Defence Force officers, Senior environmental health officers nominated by each state/territory.
Course location: Darwin
Upcoming course dates: TBA
Participant numbers: min 12 | max 24
Notes: registrations are restricted. Participants are selected by their state/territory disaster unit.

AUSMAT Team Member Course – NT
2021-08-11 08:00 - 2021-08-14 17:00 | Bees Creek, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
This four-day course is designed as the first module of preparation for deployment as an Australian Medical Assistance Team (AUSMAT) member. Developed to expose participants to a range of essential techniques and survival skills to manage successfully when deployed into the field after a disaster.
This course is particularly focussed on testing the participants’ capacity to survive in an austere and hostile environment as a valued team member. Involves classroom and practical exercises including an overnight field deployment.
Course content includes:

Survival in austere environments
Equipment familiarisation/management
Hostile negotiation
Trip planning
Cultural awareness
Humanitarian operations
Crowd management
Water purification

This course is for: Medical and nursing clinicians, Allied health workers, Emergency services workers, Environmental health officers who have completed a MIMMS team member course or MIMMS Advanced course and are registered on the volunteer disaster database.
Course location: Darwin
Upcoming course dates: TBA
Participant numbers: min 12 | max 24
Notes: participants are selected through a comprehensive selection process and invited to join the course.

AUSMAT Team Member Course
2021-08-01 08:00 - 2021-08-04 17:00 | Bees Creek, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
This four-day course is designed as the first module of preparation for deployment as an Australian Medical Assistance Team (AUSMAT) member. Developed to expose participants to a range of essential techniques and survival skills to manage successfully when deployed into the field after a disaster.
This course is particularly focussed on testing the participants’ capacity to survive in an austere and hostile environment as a valued team member. Involves classroom and practical exercises including an overnight field deployment.
Course content includes:

Survival in austere environments
Equipment familiarisation/management
Hostile negotiation
Trip planning
Cultural awareness
Medical management of multi casualties in the field
Humanitarian operations
Crowd management
Water purification

This course is for: Medical and nursing clinicians, Allied health workers, Emergency services workers, Environmental health officers who have completed a MIMMS team member course or MIMMS Advanced course and are registered on the volunteer disaster database.
Course location: Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland
Upcoming course dates: TBA
Participant numbers: min 12 | max 24

AUSMAT Surgical Team Course
2021-06-01 08:00 - 2021-06-04 17:00 | Bees Creek, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
This four-day course provides training for disaster surgery and anaesthetics in the field. Developed to expose participants to a range of essential techniques and survival skills to manage successfully when deployed as part of an Australian Medical Assistance Team (AUSMAT).
This course is a combination of classroom-style lectures and field simulation that includes an overnight field deployment.
Course content includes:

Humanitarian systems/international frameworks
Ethical conduct of appropriate disaster surgery
Humanitarian systems/international frameworks
Health standards/health clusters/sphere principles
Disaster surgery/anaesthesia techniques
Limb salvage orthopaedics
Disaster general and neurosurgery techniques
Anaesthetics in the austere environment
The practical establishment of a field hospital Safety and security awareness
Hostile negotiation
Trip planning
Command and control principles
Equipment management/familiarisation

This course is for senior surgeons, anaesthetists and theatre nurses nominated by each state/territory.
Course location: Darwin
Upcoming course dates: TBA
Participant numbers: min 20 | max 30
Notes: registrations are restricted. Participants are selected by their state/territory disaster unit.
