ICU Transition and Advanced Airway Skills Course
Gaining increased responsibility in an ICU environment can be daunting for junior doctors, registrars and trainees as they learn to manage multiple patients simultaneously and navigate the intense workings of a multidisciplinary team.
The Mater Education ICU Transition and Advanced Airway Skills course has been designed to ease this transition, delivering the tools and guidance needed to work with confidence in critical care. Taught by our team of highly skilled ICU doctors and nurses, the course takes participants through a series of workshops, simulations, small group activities and skill stations (cadaver-based) that help to consolidate learnings with real-life application
Who should attend?
Our ICU Transition and Advanced Airway Skills course is designed for medical officers working in ICU who are transitioning to a more senior role. This includes junior doctors, registrars and senior registrars, trainees and advanced trainees.
Course information
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This two day course is delivered by a highly skilled ICU team and is comprised of workshops, simulations, small group activities and skill stations (cadaver-based).
Day one
The first day will be at Mater Education and will cover the following topics:- Organising the team and setting priorities
- Communication and leadership skills
- Dialysis
- ECHO, supervised scanning
- Bronchoscopy
Day two
The second day will be held at the University Of Queensland School Of Anatomy and will cover the following topics:- Advanced airway management
- Bronchoscopy
- Percutaneous Tracheostomy (PDT)
- Cricothyroidotomy
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This course is accredited as an “Advanced Airway Skills Course” by the College of Intensive Care Medicine (CICM) Australia.
Participants will also receive a Certificate of Attendance, sent electronically. -
Duration
Two full days, 0800 - 1700Cost
TBC
Please note: Due to the nature of the course we cannot guarantee a refund if a participant cancels or does not attend.Cancellation and refund policy
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Day one:
Mater Education
MEPIC - Level 4
Duncombe BuildingMater South Brisbane Campus
Raymond Terrace, South BrisbaneFor more information and a campus map visit the contact page.
Day two:
University of Queensland
School of Anatomy
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