| PhD, MPP, BHA, FACAP, AFACHSM |
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Dr Peter O'Meara is Professor of Paramedic
Practice and Leadership at Charles Sturt University (CSU)
in Australia, and is the first Australian paramedic to be
appointed as a professor anywhere in the world.
At CSU, Peter co-ordinates postgraduate
paramedic programs; including the new Graduate Diploma in
Clinical Practice (Paramedic) and the Graduate Certificate
in EMS Leadership and Management. He also teaches social
science subjects in both the prehospital and health services
management programs.
In additon to his professorial role at
CSU, Peter is a Visiting Professor in Pre-hospital Care
at Coventry University in the United Kingdom, and will soon
commence a Teaching Fellowship with the Education
for Practice Institute at CSU in 2010.
He is a Fellow, and Board Member of the
New South Wales Branch of the Australian College of Ambulance
Professionals, and a member of a number of national and
international professional bodies.
Peter recently had the honour of presenting
the David Shugg Lecture at the 2nd Annual Journal of Emergency
Primary Health Care Symposium, which was held at the Alfred
hospital, Melbourne in March 2010.
Contact:
+ 61 2 6338 4090
pomeara@csu.edu.au
JEPHC PUBLICATIONS
The
prehospital community-volunteer model has a place in rural
Australia.
Ambulance
Satisfaction Surveys: Their Utility in Policy Development,
System Change and Professional Practice.
"Would
a Pre-hospital Practitioner model improve patient care in
rural Australia?"
Using
a community development approach to develop an innovative
paramedic role.
'The
Thesis Journey: Tales of personal triumph'. (Book Review)
Professor Tricia Vilkins (Editor)
Pearson Education: NSW, 2005. ISBN ISBN: 0-7339-7278-0
A
generic performance framework for ambulance services: an Australian
health services perspective.
Rural and Frontier Emergency Medical Services: Agenda for
the Future. National Rural Health Association, 2004. An Australian
Perspective. |
