Talking Research: Women in Paramedicine Series - Judy Sheahan
Judy Sheahan - Professional Identity Transformation in ParamedicineIn the third episode of our Talking Research, Women in Paramedicine series, the College is delighted to welcome Judy Sheahan, to discuss her qualitative research on paramedic professional identity transformation.In this episode, PhD student and College Research Advisory Committee member, Laura Hirello, sits down with Judy to discuss her in-depth exploration of professional identity transformation experienced by paramedics who transition from clinical practice into academic roles. Watch the vid-cast on the College’s YouTube channel here.The series will conclude with a special panel discussion, bringing all our speakers together to answer key questions from our Talking Research listeners.Submit your questions for Judy here.Presented by:Judy Sheahan, PhD Student and Lecturer in Post-Graduate Critical Care Paramedicine, Edith Cowan University.Hosted by:Laura Hirello, PhD Student, Monash University.
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Talking Research: Women in Paramedicine Series - Alisha McFarlane
Alisha McFarlane: Gender Equity in ParamedicineIn the second episode of our Talking Research, Women in Paramedicine series, the College is delighted to welcome its very own Member Engagement Manager, Alisha McFarlane, to discuss her research on gender equity in paramedicine.Do you know the difference between equity and equality? In this episode, PhD student and College Research Advisory Committee member, Laura Hirello, sits down with Alisha to discuss how these concepts apply to paramedicine, exploring the realities of gender equality in the profession, and the steps needed to foster a more inclusive workforce. Watch the vid-cast on the College’s YouTube channel here.The series will conclude with a special panel discussion, bringing all our speakers together to answer key questions from our Talking Research listeners.Submit your questions for Alisha here.Presented by:Alisha McFarlane, PhD Student, Monash University; Member Engagement Manager, Australasian College of Paramedicine; Lecturer in Paramedicine, Charles Sturt UniversityHosted by:Laura Hirello, PhD Student, Monash University
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Talking Research: Women in Paramedicine Series - Lisa Hobbs
Lisa Hobbs: Creative Arts-Based ResearchThe College is thrilled to welcome Lisa Hobbs to the newly revamped Talking Research podcast!To start the year, our first theme, Women in Paramedicine, celebrates International Women's Day by exploring gender equality in the paramedic profession. Throughout the series, our guests will share insights from their research, shedding light on workplace challenges and advancements.In this episode, College Research Advisory Committee members, Laura Hirello and Derek Collings-Hughes, sit down with Lisa Hobbs to discuss her innovative creative arts-based research in paramedicine. View the vid-cast on the College's YouTube channel here.The series will conclude with a special panel discussion, bringing all our speakers together to answer key questions from our Talking Research listeners.Submit your questions for Lisa here.Presented by:Lisa Hobbs, PhD Student, Senior Lecturer & Placement Experience Coordinator, ACUHosted by:Derek Collings-Hughes, Discipline Lead, Paramedicine, Curtin UniversityLaura Hirello, PhD Student, Monash University
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Talking Research E4: Clinical trials in paramedicine
Co-hosted by Dr Verity Todd and Derek Collings-Hughes, the final instalment of the Talking Research webinar series for 2024 offered valuable insights into conducting clinical trials in the dynamic and evolving field of paramedicine. Our guests, Lucas Litewka and Dr Ziad Nehme, shared valuable strategies when designing and implementing clinical trials, highlighting their potential to expand research participation, inform clinical practice, and enhance patient outcomes. Click here to access the online webinar recording and presenter slides.Presented by:Lucas Litewka: Director - Clinical Trials, University of the Sunshine CoastDr Ziad Nehme: Director - Centre for Research and Evaluation, Ambulance VictoriaModerated by: Dr Verity Todd, Senior Lecturer - Paramedicine, Auckland University of TechnologyDerek Collings-Hughes, Discipline Lead - Paramedicine, Curtin University
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Talking Research E3: Navigating research hurdles
Host, Dr Verity Todd, presented the August 2024 instalment of the Talking Research webinar series, where paramedicine academics shared their experiences and strategies for overcoming research challenges.This session explored the often-undiscussed obstacles faced on the path to sustaining a research career. Our guests, Professor Belinda Flanagan, A/Professor Ben Meadley, and Dr Louise Reynolds revealed how they navigated unforeseen hurdles and adapted to overcome them.Click here to access the online webinar recording and presenter slides.Presented by:Professor Belinda Flanagan: Associate Dean and Head of School, Paramedicine, University of TasmaniaAssociate Ben Meadley: Director of Paramedicine, Ambulance Victoria and Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Paramedicine, Monash UniversityDr Louise Reynolds: Chief Paramedic Officer, Safer Care Victoria and Associate Professor, Department of Paramedicine, Australian Catholic UniversityModerated by: Dr Verity Todd, Senior Lecturer, Paramedicine Department, Auckland University of Technology
The Australasian College of Paramedicine, or the College, is a member-based not-for-profit that focuses on the needs of Paramedics and Student Paramedics throughout Australia and New Zealand. With a core emphasis on continued professional development (CPD), the College has launched two podcast series, Student Talk and The Debrief. Student Talk is led by the College Student Committee and focuses on areas specific to student paramedics. This includes discussions with knowledgeable professionals about specific areas of paramedicine to study tips and everything in between. The Debrief is all about the world of paramedicine from case studies to life experiences to wellbeing and the future of the field. Any and all topics are on the table! Hosted by a range of paramedicine professionals with a wealth of knowledge and experience, this podcast is designed for anyone, at any stage, of their paramedicine career and beyond.
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