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Role overview

The role of the EMST co-ordinator is essential for the successful conduct of each course. EMST co-ordinators usually have a background in nursing and trauma, and have an interest in education.

If you are a highly organised person who is passionate about trauma, consider becoming an EMST co-ordinator. The co-ordinator works closely with the course director, and is responsible for organising the course, pre-course planning and post-course summation.

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Nursing professionals interested in participating in the EMST program are welcome to apply to become an EMST co-ordinator. Please register your interest by:

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Eligibility criteria

  • A health professional with a base knowledge of medical core content and related equipment such as a trauma nurse co-ordinator, nursing education co-ordinator, Registered Nurse with emergency/trauma experience
  • Proven organisational skills
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  • Familiar with EMST course policies and procedures

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  • Attend an EMST provider course as an observer with an experienced EMST co-ordinator
  • Actively assists an experienced co-ordinator on an EMST provider course as a co-ordinator Candidate to gain an understanding of the course requirements and administrative tasks
  • Manage the pre and post course planning, and the operation of an EMST provider course under the supervision of an experienced co-ordinator and course director
  • Recommendation submitted to the National Co-ordinator for approval to obtain EMST co-ordinator status

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250-290 Spring Street
East Melbourne VIC 3002 Australia

Email: [email protected]

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