ETM Course - Emergency Trauma Management Course

30/09/2025

2026 ETM Course dates are out now. Locations include Melbourne, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sydney, Newcastle, Toowoomba, Cairns, Sunshine Coast, Perth, Adelaide, Christchurch and Auckland. https://etmcourse.com/course-dates/
Our motto at ETM is "It's not about which course you do, it's about you being able to deliver excellent care to your seriously injured patients", and ETM will help you achieve this. So come and learn how to manage trauma the way we actually do it in the ED.

24/09/2025

Own the Hamilton T1 Ventilator! For all ED, ICU, Anaesthetic and Pre-Hospital people who use the Hamilton T1, our good friend and colleague Dr George Douros, creator of the original "Own the Oxylog" guidelines (and co-creator of our ED Procedures Course has just released the "Own the Hamilton" video, guidelines/action cards and simulation cases, available free on the ETM Blog here: https://etmcourse.com/own-the-hamilton-t1-ventilator/
This is a must read/see resource for anyone using the Hamilton T1 ventilator. Thanks George!

Off the back of the hugely successful “Own the Oxlyog” guidelines, our good friend, co-creator of our ED Procedures Course and colleague Emergency Physician Dr George Douros has just re…

22/09/2025

Shout out to the team at Rural Medical Education Australia for hosting the ETM Course last week in Toowoomba. Some feedback from our Course Coordinator:
‘This venue is well suited to the course structure and has good spaces for delivering the various stations and lectures.’
‘Good venue easy to work there. Tammy was great.’
Looking forward to returning & running our course again there next year!

18/09/2025

👀 Check this out!
The Trauma Emergency Medicine Network is hosting a webinar on Future Trauma Care — looking at precision medicine, AI and emerging education. A great chance to hear from experts and pick up some CPD points along the way.
🗓️ 17 October
⏰ 10:30 – 12:00pm AEDT
🔗 https://acem.org.au/Events/Future-Trauma-Care

Register now for the upcoming Trauma Emergency Medicine Network webinar.

Join us for an exciting update on trauma care in the era of precision medicine, AI, and emerging education. This session will connect experts in these fields with clinicians who either want to know more or get involved.

🧡 Future Trauma Care
🗓️ 17 October
⏰ 10:30 – 12:00pm AEDT
🔗 https://ace.mn/dli

CPD hours are available for ACEM CPD participants.

15/09/2025

🚨 Ready to take trauma care to the next level?

The ETM Advanced Course is a 2-day, face-to-face program designed exclusively for ETM graduates.

👉 Tackle complex trauma scenarios – paediatric, obstetric, geriatric & more
👉 Master advanced skills – traumatic cardiac arrest, coagulopathy, difficult airways, burns, severe chest injuries
👉 Learn from our expert faculty
⚡ Only 18 spots per course
✨ ACEM CPD accredited

Don’t just manage trauma. Lead it.

➡️ Sign up to the THE ETM ADVANCED COURSE prior to the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine ASM

09/09/2025

The latest episode of the Tox Course Podcast has just been released, with special guest Professor Geoff Isbister talking about snakebite. https://youtu.be/uXouUfOyWzk
Also available on the Tox Course Blog:
https://toxcourse.com/tox-course-podcast-geoff-isbister-ingrid-berling-nick-dafters-andy-buck/ (with links to the main podcast apps)
This is a prelude to the highly requested, much anticipated and soon to be released Tox Course Module 4 - Bites, stings and evenomation module. To register for notification when this module gets released, head to https://etmonline.com/

This podcast is a preview for the much anticipated Tox Course Module 4 - Bites, stings and envenomation, soon to be released at etmonline.comIn this episode ...

06/09/2025

Great to see so many of our faculty involved in building the trauma community within the College. Emergency physicians with trauma skills are central to emergency care, and ACEM is expanding opportunities in trauma education and practice. We’re proud to see our faculty leading this work and greatly value their expertise and leadership in shaping the future of trauma care.

Emergency physicians with trauma skills have always been highly valued in the emergency department.

Learn more about ACEM's pathways for FACEMs to specialise, study, research and teach trauma medicine, both within and outside of the ED, from Chair of ACEM’s Trauma Emergency Medicine Network FACEM Dr Fran Williamson and her colleagues: https://ace.mn/traumaskills