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Date: 26/06/2026 Location: VIC
The Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Advanced Life Support Level 1 (ALS1) course focuses on developing skills, knowledge and confidence in managing medical emergencies, including cardiac arrest.ALS 1 is an ARC course designed for health professionals who do not regularly deal with emergencies and may encounter the responsibility of managing a deteriorating patient or addressing a cardiac arrest until advanced support is available.
3 Educational activity hours
4.25 Performance review hours
ALS
BLS
HLR (Anaesthesia)
HLR (Emergency medicine)
HLR (General practice)
HLR (Obstetrics and Gynaecology)
HLR (Pain medicine)
HLR (Radiology)
7.25 MOPS (Emergency Medicine) hours
MOPS (Anaesthetics (Emergency Response))
Procedural Grants - Anaesthetics, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics, Surgery
Date: 26/06/2026 Location: VIC
Resuscitation Australia (RA) course was developed to equip healthcare professionals (nurses, doctors, specialists, paramedics, and first responders) with the essential theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to effectively recognise, assess, and manage critically ill patients and lead cardiac arrest situations until advanced support arrives. RA's ALS1 courseis a mixed-mode blended learning course comprising mandatory pre-course eLearning as well as attendance at the face-to-face training day. Assessment is formative.RA's ALS1 coursecomplies with Australian and New Zealand Committee on Resuscitation (ANZCOR) Guidelines and National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards and is informed by European Resuscitation Council (ERC) Guidelines on Education for Resuscitation 2025, including using online learning modalities to provide flexibility in time and location for learners and to promote asynchronous learning.
3.5 Performance review hours
8.5 Educational activity hours
ALS
HLR (Anaesthesia)
HLR (Emergency medicine)
HLR (General practice)
HLR (Obstetrics and Gynaecology)
HLR (Pain medicine)
3.5 MOPS (Emergency Medicine) hours
MOPS (Anaesthetics (Emergency Response))
Procedural Grants - Anaesthetics, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics, Surgery
Date: 02/03/2026 Location: Other
The PrEP in Practice Pilot Program is an 12.5 hour, multi-component CPD initiative designed to support primary care clinicians, to confidently prescribe and manage HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). Participants complete interactive online learning, a contemporary evidence webinar, one-to-one mentoring with experienced prescribers, and a structured quality improvement mini-audit within their own service. This blended model supports translation of evidence-based guidelines into real-world practice, enhances culturally safe communication, and contributes to equitable access to HIV prevention. The program provides 11 hours of CPD relevant to GP prescribing scope and clinical decision-making. Enrolments are open until 10 April 2026, with a limited number of places available as part of this pilot.
2.5 Educational activity hours
3.5 Performance review hours
5 Outcome measurement hours
Date: 02/03/2026 Location: Other
This mini audit is a practical quality improvement activity that supports general practitioners to review and strengthen their assessment and management of patients with endometriosis. Participants compare their own clinical practice with current best-practice recommendations, including history-taking, symptom recognition, examination, initial investigations, management options, and referral pathways.Designed to complement the accompanying webinar on endometriosis management, this activity encourages structured reflection on real cases. By auditing their own care, GPs can identify gaps, reinforce evidence-based decision-making, and develop clear strategies to improve patient outcomes.
2.5 Outcome measurement hours
1 Educational activity hour
Date: 02/03/2026 Location: Other
Pneumococcal: Need to Knowsis the first of a two-part online masterclass series designed to support general practitioners in identifying and protecting adults at high risk of pneumococcal disease. With rates of invasive pneumococcal disease at their highest in two decades, and suboptimal vaccine uptake among older Australians and those with chronic conditions, this program addresses a critical gap in preventive care. This first webinar focuses on appreciating disease burden, leveraging EMRs to identify vulnerable patients, and navigating current vaccine options. Post-webinar activities guide clinicians through a structured 5-patient review and self-reflection.Faculty includes:Professor Peter Richmond, Consultant Paediatric Immunologist, Perth Children’s Hospital andamp; University of Western AustraliaDr Anita Sharma, GP and Medical Educator, Platinum Medical Centre, BrisbaneMs Angela Newbound, Immunisation Education Consultant, SA
1.5 Educational activity hours
5 Outcome measurement hours
1.5 Performance review hours
Date: 27/06/2026 Location: TAS
This practical workshop has been designed for Medical Practitioners wishing to further develop their skills in assessing and managing Appendicitis. Participants will be offered the opportunity to observe and practice operative techniques which will be performed on fresh human cadavers.
7.5 Performance review hours
7.5 MOPS (Surgery) hours
7.5 MOPS (Emergency Medicine) hours
Procedural Grants - Emergency Medicine, Surgery
Date: 27/06/2026 Location: SA
tcxspan{text-decoration: underline;cursor: pointer;} This session will cover the critical importance of foot examinations and educating patients about proper foot care. Attendees will learn to assess the severity of foot ulcers in terms of blood supply, wound infection and understand the vital role of an interdisciplinary team involved in wound management for diabetic feet and leaky legs.
6 Educational activity hours
Date: 27/06/2026 Location: NSW
The ACRRM NSW/ACT regional team will be delivering face-to-face supervisor education to the Murrumbidgee region in Wagga Wagga. The workshop will take place on Saturday 27 June 2026, 10:00am - 1:30pm [AEST] with an optional networking lunch to follow. Catering will be provided by the College. This workshop provides a valuable opportunity to build and refresh your supervision knowledge, engage with the NSW/ACT ACRRM team, and connect with fellow local accredited supervisors. Topics will include: Preparing registrars for ACRRM assessments When things go wrong: scenario-based challenging situations for the registrar–supervisor–practice In-practice teaching: formal and informal approaches (including the interface between the Medical Educator and supervisor) Matching teaching and learning styles CPD hours will be claimable for attendance. For any further questions, please reach out to training.nswact@acrrm.org.au.
3 Educational activity hours
3 MOPS (GP Supervisor education) hours
Date: 27/06/2026 Location: Other
The Cadaveric Regional Anaesthesia Mastery (CRAM) course is a two-day, high-fidelity procedural workshop designed for rural generalists and emergency clinicians seeking to enhance skills in ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia and procedural analgesia.Delivered in a cadaveric laboratory setting, the course combines focused teaching with extensive hands-on practice using fresh-frozen cadavers and small-group supervision. Participants develop practical, transferable skills in regional anaesthesia techniques relevant to rural Emergency Departments and procedural care, including trauma, fractures, acute pain management, and peri-operative support in settings with limited specialist availability.CRAM emphasises safe practice, anatomical accuracy, and clinical decision-making, with direct faculty observation and real-time feedback throughout. The course is particularly relevant for clinicians working in MM 3–7 settings where access to anaesthetic services may be limited and effective, opioid-sparing analgesia is essential.This overseas face-to-face activity may be suitable for individual consideration under the Rural Procedural Grants Program (RPGP), subject to participant eligibility and college pre-approval requirements.
3 Educational activity hours
8.25 Performance review hours
11.25 MOPS (Emergency Medicine) hours
11.25 MOPS (Radiology) hours
Date: 27/06/2026 Location: ACT
Course Duration: Two daysTarget Audience: Doctors, nurses, and paramedics in high-acuity clinical areasFrom the Australian Resuscitation Council, theAdvanced Life Support 2 day course (ALS2)is the definitive course for medical professionals who are required to treat critically ill patients.Candidates are expected to know basic life support and will be taught the additional elements that culminate in advanced life support. Throughout the 2 days candidates will receive lectures and take part in tutorials that teach them essential critical care skills. The greatest experience of the course is taking part in critical care simulations as both a team member and team leader. By the end of day two each candidate will be confident that they can confidently treat critically ill patients with a wide range of pathology.
ALS
2.75 Educational activity hours
19.25 Performance review hours
HLR (Anaesthesia)
HLR (Emergency medicine)
HLR (General practice)
HLR (Obstetrics and Gynaecology)
HLR (Pain medicine)
HLR (Radiology)
MOPS (Anaesthetics (Emergency Response))
19.25 MOPS (Emergency Medicine) hours
Procedural Grants - Anaesthetics, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics, Surgery