Allied Health: Digital Lunch & Learn – Digital health initiatives: background and context
Join our Allied Health Digital Lunch & Learn webinar series running from May to August, with short, practical sessions you can attend on your lunch break.
Sessions:
26 May 2026: Digital Health Initiatives – Background and Context
23 June 2026: Mapping a Pathway - from paper to digital in practice
28 July 2026: AI in Allied Health practice
25 August 2026: National Digital Health Platforms
What to expect:
✅ Bite-sized 30-minute sessions you can manage on your lunch break
✅ Opportunity for discussion and Q&A
✅ Practical, actionable steps to get you connected into national digital initiatives
Register via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vsSurI97ScO8GdIAyLqY7A
(Register once and choose one or more sessions to attend)
Black Dog Institute: Advanced Training in Suicide Prevention
This multidisciplinary program provides advanced, evidence-based training for health professionals working with people at risk of suicide. Grounded in science, compassion and action, the program is designed to strengthen skills and confidence in suicide risk assessment, collaborative safety planning and ongoing management across the full spectrum of suicide risk.
The training combines self-directed online learning with interactive Zoom workshops and facilitated case discussion. Participants are supported with practical tools to respond to acute suicidal crises, provide care following a suicide attempt, and support individuals, families and carers impacted by suicide and suicide bereavement.
Who should attend
This program is suitable for a multidisciplinary audience including GPs and GP registrars, allied health professionals, psychologists, social workers and other mental health professionals.
What you’ll learn
Participants will be supported to:
Undertake suicide risk assessments effectively
Develop collaborative safety plans
Implement a team-based approach to treatment planning
Provide effective management following a suicide attempt
Format and duration
6.5 hours CPD delivered online
Module 1: self-directed online learning (1.5 hours)
Module 2: live interactive Zoom workshop (3 hours)
Module 3: facilitated case discussion group via Zoom (1 hour 45 minutes)
Accreditation
6.5 CPD hours including 5.5 hours Educational Activity and 1 hour Reviewing Performance (RACGP and ACRRM)
Mental Health CPD (GPMHSC)
6.5 CPD hours for psychologists
Optional Measuring Outcomes CPD activity available for GPs, with details provided in the training handbook
Location
Online via Zoom
This event is supported by Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network.
For more information, email education@blackdog.org.au.
I-ASIST FREE Suicide Prevention Skills Training for First Nations (Griffith)
Indigenous Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training I-ASIST provides a culturally relevant framework for participants to learn how to use a unique 6 task model to provide a suicide first aid intervention, work with someone to develop a personalised safety plan to keep safe for now and connect with further help. This course has been developed by Indigenous people with Indigenous facilitators, to provide culturally appropriate suicide prevention training.
I-ASIST is for Indigenous workforces, people who work with Indigenous communities, as well as schools, community groups, and sports clubs. Virtually anyone age 16 or older, regardless of prior experience or training, can become an I-ASIST trained helper
During the two-day interactive workshop, participants learn through powerful audio-visual learning aids, group yarns, skills practice and development through trainer-facilitated workgroups. Participants in I-ASIST:
Learn the skills to provide a suicide first-aid intervention
Work to develop a personalised safety plan for someone with thoughts of suicide to keep “safe-for-now”
Connect the person with thoughts of suicide to further help
Acquire skills in an evidence-based intervention model, with the assistance of two LivingWorks registered I-ASIST trainers
Griffith
22 -23 June 2026
Venue: Griffith Exies: 6-12 Jondaryan Avenue Griffith
Time: 8.30am-4.30pm
Wagga Wagga
25-26 June 2026
Venue: Mercure Hotel 1 Morgan Street, Wagga Wagga
Time: 8.30am-4.30pm
Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided
Places are limited Maximum 30
RSVP By 11 June 2026.
Allied Health: Digital Lunch & Learn – Mapping a pathway: from paper to digital in practice
Join our Allied Health Digital Lunch & Learn webinar series running from May to August, with short, practical sessions you can attend on your lunch break.
Sessions:
26 May 2026: Digital Health Initiatives – Background and Context
23 June 2026: Mapping a Pathway - from paper to digital in practice
28 July 2026: AI in Allied Health practice
25 August 2026: National Digital Health Platforms
What to expect:
✅ Bite-sized 30-minute sessions you can manage on your lunch break
✅ Opportunity for discussion and Q&A
✅ Practical, actionable steps to get you connected into national digital initiatives
Register via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vsSurI97ScO8GdIAyLqY7A
(Register once and choose one or more sessions to attend)
Black Dog Institute: Advanced Training in Suicide Prevention
This multidisciplinary program provides advanced, evidence-based training for health professionals working with people at risk of suicide. Grounded in science, compassion and action, the program is designed to strengthen skills and confidence in suicide risk assessment, collaborative safety planning and ongoing management across the full spectrum of suicide risk.
The training combines self-directed online learning with interactive Zoom workshops and facilitated case discussion. Participants are supported with practical tools to respond to acute suicidal crises, provide care following a suicide attempt, and support individuals, families and carers impacted by suicide and suicide bereavement.
Who should attend
This program is suitable for a multidisciplinary audience including GPs and GP registrars, allied health professionals, psychologists, social workers and other mental health professionals.
What you’ll learn
Participants will be supported to:
Undertake suicide risk assessments effectively
Develop collaborative safety plans
Implement a team-based approach to treatment planning
Provide effective management following a suicide attempt
Format and duration
6.5 hours CPD delivered online
Module 1: self-directed online learning (1.5 hours)
Module 2: live interactive Zoom workshop (3 hours)
Module 3: facilitated case discussion group via Zoom (1 hour 45 minutes)
Accreditation
6.5 CPD hours including 5.5 hours Educational Activity and 1 hour Reviewing Performance (RACGP and ACRRM)
Mental Health CPD (GPMHSC)
6.5 CPD hours for psychologists
Optional Measuring Outcomes CPD activity available for GPs, with details provided in the training handbook
Location
Online via Zoom
This event is supported by Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network.
For more information, email education@blackdog.org.au.
I-ASIST FREE Suicide Prevention Skills Training for First Nations (Wagga)
Indigenous Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training I-ASIST provides a culturally relevant framework for participants to learn how to use a unique 6 task model to provide a suicide first aid intervention, work with someone to develop a personalised safety plan to keep safe for now and connect with further help. This course has been developed by Indigenous people with Indigenous facilitators, to provide culturally appropriate suicide prevention training.
I-ASIST is for Indigenous workforces, people who work with Indigenous communities, as well as schools, community groups, and sports clubs. Virtually anyone age 16 or older, regardless of prior experience or training, can become an I-ASIST trained helper
During the two-day interactive workshop, participants learn through powerful audio-visual learning aids, group yarns, skills practice and development through trainer-facilitated workgroups. Participants in I-ASIST:
Learn the skills to provide a suicide first-aid intervention
Work to develop a personalised safety plan for someone with thoughts of suicide to keep “safe-for-now”
Connect the person with thoughts of suicide to further help
Acquire skills in an evidence-based intervention model, with the assistance of two LivingWorks registered I-ASIST trainers
Griffith
22 -23 June 2026
Venue: Griffith Exies: 6-12 Jondaryan Avenue Griffith
Time: 8.30am-4.30pm
Wagga Wagga
25-26 June 2026
Venue: Mercure Hotel 1 Morgan Street, Wagga Wagga
Time: 8.30am-4.30pm
Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided
Places are limited Maximum 30
RSVP By 11 June 2026.
Black Dog Institute: Youth in Distress
This multidisciplinary, evidence-based program focuses on supporting adolescents experiencing distress, self-harm and suicidality. Designed for clinicians working with young people, it builds on existing skills and confidence in suicide risk assessment, safety planning and post-attempt care.
The program is delivered through a blended learning format combining self-paced eLearning with interactive online workshops. Participants complete four modules covering the suicidal crisis, assessing and managing risk, self-harm, after a suicide attempt, and clinician self-care. A strong emphasis is placed on collaborative, team-based approaches to care.
Who should attend
Psychologists, social workers and guidance officers working with young people.
What you’ll learn
Participants will be supported to:
Manage youth in distress and self-harm
Undertake effective suicide risk assessments
Develop collaborative safety plans
Implement a team approach to treatment planning
Provide appropriate care following a suicide attempt
Identify practical self-care strategies
Format and duration
6.5 hours CPD
Module 1: eLearning, to be completed prior to the live training
Modules 2 and 4: live online workshops (9am–4pm AEDT)
Module 3: eLearning
Online delivery via Zoom
CPD certificates are provided upon completion of all four modules.
Location
Online via Zoom
This event is supported by Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network.
For more information, email education@blackdog.org.au.
Allied Health: Digital Lunch & Learn – AI in allied health practice
Join our Allied Health Digital Lunch & Learn webinar series running from May to August, with short, practical sessions you can attend on your lunch break.
Sessions:
26 May 2026: Digital Health Initiatives – Background and Context
23 June 2026: Mapping a Pathway - from paper to digital in practice
28 July 2026: AI in Allied Health practice
25 August 2026: National Digital Health Platforms
What to expect:
✅ Bite-sized 30-minute sessions you can manage on your lunch break
✅ Opportunity for discussion and Q&A
✅ Practical, actionable steps to get you connected into national digital initiatives
Register via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vsSurI97ScO8GdIAyLqY7A
(Register once and choose one or more sessions to attend)
Allied Health: Digital Lunch & Learn – National digital health platforms
Join our Allied Health Digital Lunch & Learn webinar series running from May to August, with short, practical sessions you can attend on your lunch break.
Sessions:
26 May 2026: Digital Health Initiatives – Background and Context
23 June 2026: Mapping a Pathway - from paper to digital in practice
28 July 2026: AI in Allied Health practice
25 August 2026: National Digital Health Platforms
What to expect:
✅ Bite-sized 30-minute sessions you can manage on your lunch break
✅ Opportunity for discussion and Q&A
✅ Practical, actionable steps to get you connected into national digital initiatives
Register via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vsSurI97ScO8GdIAyLqY7A
(Register once and choose one or more sessions to attend)
Ageism Awareness Workshop (Deniliquin)
Build the skills and confidence to recognise, challenge, and reduce ageism in your workplace or community.
If you are a GP, Registrar, Nurse, Pharmacist, Allied Health Professional, Medical Student, Aboriginal Health Professional, Paramedic or anyone working with older people and want to promote respect and inclusion across all ages, don’t miss these FREE events.
Join us for an interactive workshop that will examine the assumptions and stereotypes commonly associated with ageing and older people.
Backed by research, this workshop is a must for individuals and organisations who work with older people, or who want to create an engaged and effective workplace.
What to expect?
Engage in self-reflection exercises and small group discussions to explore your own attitudes and beliefs about age.
Develop a deeper understanding of the social and cultural factors that shape these perceptions.
Challenge ageist stereotypes about older people relating to their capacity, health outcomes, needs and wants
Increase your knowledge and understanding of age beliefs and ageism and increase your skills for developing and implementing age-friendly initiatives in the workplace
Guest Speaker: Dr Emily Stelly from Australian Human Rights Commission
Harden
Tuesday 19 May 2026, 11.00am-1.30pm
Registration from 10.45am
Venue: Hard Rock Gym, 24 Station Street, Harden
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/4FZPCT
Wagga Wagga
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Wagga Wagga Community Aged Care, 14 College Avenue, Turvey Park
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/OFDQJ0
Temora
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 1.30pm-4.00pm
Registration from 1.00pm
Venue: Temora Memorial Town Hall Foyer, Cnr Loftus & DeBoos St, Temora
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/H072MU
Griffith
Thursday 21 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: MIA Rural Fire Service, 200 Wakaden St, Griffith
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/6O7OC9
Deniliquin
Friday 22 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Southern Cross Care Orana, 59 Napier Street, Deniliquin
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/8ALSBF
Ageism Awareness Workshop (Griffith)
Build the skills and confidence to recognise, challenge, and reduce ageism in your workplace or community.
If you are a GP, Registrar, Nurse, Pharmacist, Allied Health Professional, Medical Student, Aboriginal Health Professional, Paramedic or anyone working with older people and want to promote respect and inclusion across all ages, don’t miss these FREE events.
Join us for an interactive workshop that will examine the assumptions and stereotypes commonly associated with ageing and older people.
Backed by research, this workshop is a must for individuals and organisations who work with older people, or who want to create an engaged and effective workplace.
What to expect?
Engage in self-reflection exercises and small group discussions to explore your own attitudes and beliefs about age.
Develop a deeper understanding of the social and cultural factors that shape these perceptions.
Challenge ageist stereotypes about older people relating to their capacity, health outcomes, needs and wants
Increase your knowledge and understanding of age beliefs and ageism and increase your skills for developing and implementing age-friendly initiatives in the workplace
Guest Speaker: Dr Emily Stelly from Australian Human Rights Commission
Harden
Tuesday 19 May 2026, 11.00am-1.30pm
Registration from 10.45am
Venue: Hard Rock Gym, 24 Station Street, Harden
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/4FZPCT
Wagga Wagga
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Wagga Wagga Community Aged Care, 14 College Avenue, Turvey Park
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/OFDQJ0
Temora
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 1.30pm-4.00pm
Registration from 1.00pm
Venue: Temora Memorial Town Hall Foyer, Cnr Loftus & DeBoos St, Temora
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/H072MU
Griffith
Thursday 21 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: MIA Rural Fire Service, 200 Wakaden St, Griffith
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/6O7OC9
Deniliquin
Friday 22 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Southern Cross Care Orana, 59 Napier Street, Deniliquin
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/8ALSBF
For more information, please contact Jane Gerhard 0436 354 245
Ageism Awareness Workshop (Temora)
Build the skills and confidence to recognise, challenge, and reduce ageism in your workplace or community.
If you are a GP, Registrar, Nurse, Pharmacist, Allied Health Professional, Medical Student, Aboriginal Health Professional, Paramedic or anyone working with older people and want to promote respect and inclusion across all ages, don’t miss these FREE events.
Join us for an interactive workshop that will examine the assumptions and stereotypes commonly associated with ageing and older people.
Backed by research, this workshop is a must for individuals and organisations who work with older people, or who want to create an engaged and effective workplace.
What to expect?
Engage in self-reflection exercises and small group discussions to explore your own attitudes and beliefs about age.
Develop a deeper understanding of the social and cultural factors that shape these perceptions.
Challenge ageist stereotypes about older people relating to their capacity, health outcomes, needs and wants
Increase your knowledge and understanding of age beliefs and ageism and increase your skills for developing and implementing age-friendly initiatives in the workplace
Guest Speaker: Dr Emily Stelly from Australian Human Rights Commission
Harden
Tuesday 19 May 2026, 11.00am-1.30pm
Registration from 10.45am
Venue: Hard Rock Gym, 24 Station Street, Harden
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/4FZPCT
Wagga Wagga
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Wagga Wagga Community Aged Care, 14 College Avenue, Turvey Park
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/OFDQJ0
Temora
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 1.30pm-4.00pm
Registration from 1.00pm
Venue: Temora Memorial Town Hall Foyer, Cnr Loftus & DeBoos St, Temora
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/H072MU
Griffith
Thursday 21 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: MIA Rural Fire Service, 200 Wakaden St, Griffith
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/6O7OC9
Deniliquin
Friday 22 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Southern Cross Care Orana, 59 Napier Street, Deniliquin
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/8ALSBF
Ageism Awareness Workshop (Wagga)
Build the skills and confidence to recognise, challenge, and reduce ageism in your workplace or community.
If you are a GP, Registrar, Nurse, Pharmacist, Allied Health Professional, Medical Student, Aboriginal Health Professional, Paramedic or anyone working with older people and want to promote respect and inclusion across all ages, don’t miss these FREE events.
Join us for an interactive workshop that will examine the assumptions and stereotypes commonly associated with ageing and older people.
Backed by research, this workshop is a must for individuals and organisations who work with older people, or who want to create an engaged and effective workplace.
What to expect?
Engage in self-reflection exercises and small group discussions to explore your own attitudes and beliefs about age.
Develop a deeper understanding of the social and cultural factors that shape these perceptions.
Challenge ageist stereotypes about older people relating to their capacity, health outcomes, needs and wants
Increase your knowledge and understanding of age beliefs and ageism and increase your skills for developing and implementing age-friendly initiatives in the workplace
Guest Speaker: Dr Emily Stelly from Australian Human Rights Commission
Harden
Tuesday 19 May 2026, 11.00am-1.30pm
Registration from 10.45am
Venue: Hard Rock Gym, 24 Station Street, Harden
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/4FZPCT
Wagga Wagga
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Wagga Wagga Community Aged Care, 14 College Avenue, Turvey Park
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/OFDQJ0
Temora
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 1.30pm-4.00pm
Registration from 1.00pm
Venue: Temora Memorial Town Hall Foyer, Cnr Loftus & DeBoos St, Temora
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/H072MU
Griffith
Thursday 21 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: MIA Rural Fire Service, 200 Wakaden St, Griffith
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/6O7OC9
Deniliquin
Friday 22 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Southern Cross Care Orana, 59 Napier Street, Deniliquin
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/8ALSBF
Ageism Awareness Workshop (Harden)
Build the skills and confidence to recognise, challenge, and reduce ageism in your workplace or community.
If you are a GP, Registrar, Nurse, Pharmacist, Allied Health Professional, Medical Student, Aboriginal Health Professional, Paramedic or anyone working with older people and want to promote respect and inclusion across all ages, don’t miss these FREE events.
Join us for an interactive workshop that will examine the assumptions and stereotypes commonly associated with ageing and older people.
Backed by research, this workshop is a must for individuals and organisations who work with older people, or who want to create an engaged and effective workplace.
What to expect?
Engage in self-reflection exercises and small group discussions to explore your own attitudes and beliefs about age.
Develop a deeper understanding of the social and cultural factors that shape these perceptions.
Challenge ageist stereotypes about older people relating to their capacity, health outcomes, needs and wants
Increase your knowledge and understanding of age beliefs and ageism and increase your skills for developing and implementing age-friendly initiatives in the workplace
Guest Speaker: Dr Emily Stelly from Australian Human Rights Commission
Harden
Tuesday 19 May 2026, 11.00am-1.30pm
Registration from 10.45am
Venue: Hard Rock Gym, 24 Station Street, Harden
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/4FZPCT
Wagga Wagga
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Wagga Wagga Community Aged Care, 14 College Avenue, Turvey Park
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/OFDQJ0
Temora
Wednesday 20 May 2026, 1.30pm-4.00pm
Registration from 1.00pm
Venue: Temora Memorial Town Hall Foyer, Cnr Loftus & DeBoos St, Temora
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/H072MU
Griffith
Thursday 21 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: MIA Rural Fire Service, 200 Wakaden St, Griffith
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/6O7OC9
Deniliquin
Friday 22 May 2026, 9.00am-11.30am
Registration from 8.30am
Venue: Southern Cross Care Orana, 59 Napier Street, Deniliquin
Register at: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/8ALSBF
Murrumbidgee Allied Health Forum: Now and next
Get ready for a day of bold ideas, practical insights, and real-world solutions at the 2025 Murrumbidgee Allied Health Forum.
This year’s theme, Now and Next, puts the spotlight on what’s working now in allied health — and where we’re headed next. Whether you’re an early-career clinician, established private practitioner, or part of a multidisciplinary team, this forum is your chance to be part of the bigger picture shaping allied health in our region and across Australia.
Keynote Speaker: Anita Hobson-Powell – Chief Allied Health Officer, Australian Government
Anita brings two decades of leadership in health, sport, and wellness to the national stage. As Australia’s Chief Allied Health Officer, she’s helping shape the future of our profession — from workforce strategies and Medicare reform, to expanding allied health’s role in primary care. Hear firsthand how these changes will impact your work.
Sessions that will inspire how you practice
Keynote – Anita Hobson-Powell, Chief Allied Health Officer
Hear directly from Australia's top allied health voice about where the profession is heading – and how you can lead the charge.
What is the PHN? Understanding allied health in the primary care landscape
Get clear on how PHNs work, why they matter to you, and how to connect with funding, programs, and supports.
Commissioning – Demystifying service delivery in primary care
Walk away with a solid understanding of commissioning and how it opens doors for allied health to deliver smarter, community-led care.
Multidisciplinary Team Models of Care – Case studies from the Murrumbidgee
Explore real examples of collaborative care in action and uncover strategies you can apply to your own practice.
Speed networking – Meet your regional allied health community
Make fast, meaningful connections with professionals across the region — because collaboration starts with conversation.
HealthPathways – A tool for navigating local health journeys
Learn how to tap into HealthPathways to improve patient navigation, streamline referrals, and strengthen your role in the system.
Digital health – Innovating in practice with data and digital tools
Discover the digital tools transforming allied health – from smarter data to real-time patient care innovations.
Working with Allied Health Assistants (panel presentation)
Hear from those doing it well – and walk away with actionable insights to optimise service delivery through smart delegation and team models.
*Program subject to change
This is a free, catered event – but places are limited.
A Certificate of Attendance will be provided to support your CPD requirements.
Registrations close 20 July 2025.
BONUS: Networking Dinner
Join us for Friday night’s Networking Dinner
Where: International Hotel
When: Friday 25 July 2025 from 6.30pm
Join fellow allied health professionals for a relaxed networking dinner at the International Hotel, featuring special guest Anita Hobson-Powell, Australia’s National Chief Allied Health Officer.
This is your chance to connect, share stories, and spark ideas with others who are passionate about the future of allied health.
Open to all Forum attendees — no formalities, just friendly faces.
Dinner and drinks at own expense.
A Podiatry Round Table
Exploring Podiatry in the Murrumbidgee
With an ageing population and increasing rates of chronic illness, the demand for podiatry services in regional and rural areas continues to outstrip supply. Locally we have heard from clinicians about the need for support and more integrated services, and from communities who have little to no access and face long waiting times to access care.
Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network (MPHN) and Three Rivers Department of Rural Health would like to invite Podiatrists providing services in the Murrumbidgee region to a Virtual Roundtable to start a collective conversation about how to address this growing need.
This will be an initial discussion with an opportunity to gauge interest and need for ongoing collaboration across this space.
Topics for discussion:
What can be done to support the Podiatry workforce pipeline? What role, if any, do clinicians play in these efforts?
Where do you see opportunities to support more integrated services?
What are the opportunities for workforce and digital innovation?
What can we do to support our existing Podiatry workforce?
Hear from:
Tim Morris, Podiatrist (Podiatry in Motion, Dubbo)
Tim will share the story of his pathway into Podiatry practice and how some unique thinking about recruitment has supported his entry into the profession.
Daniel Perri, Podiatrist (The Foot Clinics)
Daniel will share about his approach in practice to minimise the impacts of clinical and non-clinical demands on clinicians that contribute to burnout.
To reduce geographical barriers to attendance this is a virtual event
Please register for this event by Monday 7 July 2025 at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/6gWg-XNXSqq1ObeJKz_F9w
Enquires:
Renelle Harrison, Allied Health Engagement Lead, MPHN
Renelle.Harrison@mphn.org.au
026923 3122