Immersive, simulation-based training for anaesthetic teams to manage emergencies with confidence

The EMAC program is a mandatory requirement for ANZCA trainees and fully accredited for Continuing Professional Development. Over 2.5 days, this course delivers realistic, simulation-based scenarios to strengthen your ability to manage critical anaesthesia emergencies with confidence.

Suitable for

Anaesthetic trainees and GP anaesthetic trainees with at least 1 year of accredited training 

Dates

February-December

Monthly courses available

Cost

$3,650.00 including GST

Location

Epworth Richmond

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Why this program is right for you

Brookes Acadamy at Epworth
Meet ANZCA training requirements while gaining CPD in emergency response management.
Experience realistic, high-fidelity simulations with expert feedback in a safe learning environment.
Strengthen your communication, leadership, and decision-making skills under pressure.
Focus on practical, hands-on learning to refine your skills.

Program information

Pre-program requirements:

  • Reading distributed prior to commencement

Program modules:‍

  • Human factors
  • Airway management
  • Cardiovascular emergencies
  • Anaesthetic emergencies
  • Trauma management

Experienced anaesthetic facilitators deliver an intensive, high-value learning experience, enabling participants to apply systematic approaches in a safe, advanced simulation environment.

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Expected learning outcome of the program:
  • Trusted by ANZCA – EMAC is a required part of anaesthesia training
  • Realistic simulations – learn in a safe, high-tech environment with expert feedback
  • Team-focused – improve communication, leadership, and decision-making under pressure
  • Accredited learning – earn CPD points and meet emergency response requirements
  • No exams – focus on learning through practice and observation

EMAC is a mandatory course for all the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) trainees and is also accredited for Continuing Professional Development points and emergency response activities for Fellows and Provisional Fellows by the College.

Anaesthetic trainees and general practitioner anaesthetic trainees are required to have completed at least one year of accredited training prior to attending this course. Participants are expected to be capable of independently providing anaesthesia for straightforward emergency cases, such as an appendicectomy.

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