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June 24th 0900-1300
Are you a senior critical care doctor considering a future in retrieval medicine?
NSW Ambulance is hosting a Retrieval Registrar Open Day at Bankstown, designed for critical care doctors who want to better understand the role, the operational environment, and the pathway into retrieval medicine.
This event provides a practical, realistic insight into what it means to work as a retrieval registrar within a high-performing aeromedical system.
REGISTRATIONS WILL OPEN SOON
The open day will include:
This is an interactive, small-group event designed to give attendees a genuine sense of the work, the team, and the expectations of the role. A portion of the event will be hosted online for those who cannot attend in person.
This event is intended for senior critical care registrars in NSW, including those working in:
(This is exclusively for registrars other opportunities will be made available for paramedics, nurses and students to engage with NSW Ambulance Aeromedical Retrieval services)


Welcome back, this is part two of Nat’s chat with Dr PO Berve from Norway.
Continuing the conversation, Nat and PO discuss physiological markers of ALS effectiveness as well as broach how to most judiciously use adrenaline during cardiac arrest. Too, PO dives into how to use the end tidal capnogram as a marker of CPR effectiveness – and it is not how you may think!
Of course, this would not be a Sydney HEMS debrief episode without talking about eCPR and ventilation during CPR – the later being a favourite topic of Nat’s for sure.
As ever, thanks for listening and chat again soon.
Great news: in addition to apple podcasts, we are now on Spotify!
Check out PO’s part one episode here:
Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hems-debrief-cardiac-arrest-focus-13-dr-per-olave-po/id602038154?i=1000736074009
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2U5b3n0YjRgrYEz3lOq4j6?si=44a832948c244522
More episodes coming soon. Have a great day!