FACEM/GP/Advanced Trainee Critical ED Procedures Course

What to Expect

Course Overview

The FACEM Critical Procedures Course has been designed to provide FACEMs with an opportunity to refresh and update their procedural skills in a fun and relaxed environment on a single day course.

FACEMs can complete all triennial procedural CPD requirements in one day, whilst also updating procedural knowledge and skills.

  • Duration: One day
  • Locations: Courses are currently held in Melbourne only
  • sEligibility: Specifically designed to meet the procedural learning and CPD needs of Consultant Emergency Physicians and senior Emergency Registrars/Advanced ACEM trainees. Participants from other specialties are also welcome on the course, including General Practitioners, ICU, Anaesthetic and Surgical trainees and fellows.
  • Accreditation: Approved for 7 ACEM CPD hours. ACEM CPD Procedure codes are available here
  • Included:
    • Pre course reading
    • Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea
  • Custom Training: Tailored Procedures courses can be taught in your hospital and can be adapted to meet the needs of your senior ED medical staff and your equipment. Contact us to discuss your specific procedural training requirements.

Course Timetable

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Course Brochure

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Terms & Conditions

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Trusted, Accredited, scenario-based Learning

Why Choose the ED Critical ED Procedures Course?

  • Refresh Critical Skills: Ideal for maintaining procedural competence
  • Designed for busy clinicians: Tailored for FACEMs, advanced trainees, and rural GPs needing focused, high-level training
  • Hands-on, Practical Learning: Realistic skills training in a low-pressure environment
  • Efficient CPD opportunity: Complete all triennial procedural CPD requirements in one day

Skills, Leadership, Confidence, and Clarity

What You'll Learn

  • Master ED Procedures: Refresh and refine essential emergency techniques like chest tubes, airway management, and vascular access
  • Hands-On Skill Stations: Practice procedures in a realistic, low-pressure environment with expert guidance
  • Decision-Making & Technique Selection: Learn when and how to perform procedures safely and effectively
  • Use of Equipment & Setup: Get familiar with the tools and setups used in ED scenarios
  • Boost Confidence & Competence: Leave with improved procedural confidence

Real Feedback from those who have taken the course.

What Participants Are Saying

Excellent course with highly engaging instructors. Their teaching from personal experience was captivating and helped reinforce concepts and approaches. The course was appropriately challenging while offering a supportive environment to learn in. Potentially the best run course I’ve been on, having done a few over the past couple years. The course will undoubtedly improve my care of trauma patients in the future out of sight. Thanks and great job!

– Jake North

This is the best course I’ve attended thus far. Highly recommend to everyone in an ED setting. The skill stations and SIMS emphasise the importance of teamwork, communication, and everyone is put through their paces. Great and excellent faculty. As an IMG, I encourage all IMGs to attend this course, especially those in the ED setting. I have already encouraged my colleagues to enrol in the course.

Manu Prasad Kaipalli Jayaprasad

Brilliant course. As a FACEM I’d highly recommend to people who work in an emergency setting. The course manual, and lectures are excellent. The skills stations and team based sims are excellent learning. The faculty – absolutely brilliant. I met new teammates, we supported each other over the weekend, and the working week after this course highlighted the benefits of the positive mindset that this course teaches.

– Jaycen Cruickshank

This course was the best health course I have ever done. I attended as an observer-I work in theatre and only visit e.d. when there is a trauma call. I wanted to gain a holistic understanding on what happens in e.d., how decisions are made regarding management of trauma and improve my understanding of treatment goals. I filled in a lot of long standing knowledge gaps and feel more confident to attend my next trauma call. Also, the pre reading and videos are brilliant, the pre reading is very informative, in easy language and well set out. Thank you!!!!

Quenby Carter

One of the best courses I think I’ve ever done! There was a really nice range of metro and rural clinicians on the Brisbane course, which made for some interesting discussions and a supportive environment. The facilitators were happy to tailor their advice and approach to each person’s location and resources and were really good at managing participant anxiety in simulation. It’s probably not a course well suited to junior doctors, but for anyone working as a trauma team leader or stepping up to this, I would consider it a “must do.” Kudos to the team for making something great!

Helen Fry

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ED Critical Procedures Course: 20th March 2026 March 20, 2026 Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne Register
ED Critical Procedures Course: 21st August 2026 August 21, 2026 Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne Register
ED Critical Procedures Course: 29th October 2026 October 29, 2026 Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne Register
ED Critical Procedures Course: 4th December 2026 December 4, 2026 St Vincent’s Hospital, Education and Learning Centre Register
ED Critical Procedures Course: 11th December 2025 (FACEMs, Advanced trainees, GPs) December 11, 2025 St Vincent’s Hospital, Education and Learning Centre Register

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