MIMMS Team Provider
2025-09-02 08:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Darwin) | Flinders NT Clinical Education Training Facility, Gove District Hospital, Matthew Flinders Way, Nhulunbuy, NT, 0880, Australia
Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration Closes: 18 July 2025

Number of participants: Min 10 / Max 24

Location: Flinders University Training Facility – Gove

The internationally recognised one-day MIMMS Team Provider course provides participants with a structured approach to respond to a scene of a major incident, with the focus on the role of the team member.

The course content is designed around seven key principles (CSCATTT) and comprises of online pre-course modular components, structured lectures, skill stations, workshops and novel interactive tabletop exercises. There is also a simulation triage exercise involving mass casualties.

Course objectives include:

Understanding the organisations, structures and roles in managing major incidents and how they work together.

Prepare for and implement a structured approach when responding to major incidents (CSCATTT) with a particular focus on the medical support components as a team member.

Suitable Participants:

Open to all medical practitioners, nurses, paramedics, ambulance officers, defence health personnel, NT Fire Service and emergency first responders.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (includes Defence and Emergency Services): $100 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $200 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change.

Remote Pre-Hospital Trauma and Disaster Course (RPHTDC)
2025-09-03 08:00 - 2025-09-04 17:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Registration is now closed

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 18

This two-day course is for personnel who attend pre-hospital incidents. The course provides participants with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to safely and effectively manage trauma or disaster patients in the pre-hospital environment.

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of a vehicle crash scene

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of trapped casualties

Demonstrate the safe extrication of trapped casualties

Discuss the importance of and demonstrate working effectively within a team setting

Demonstrate the triage sort and sieve, treatment and transport principles used within mass casualty incidents

Suitable Participants:

It is aimed at remote health personnel particularly General Practitioners (GPs), Remote Medical Practitioners (RMPs) Remote Area Nurses (RANs) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs), Emergency Services, Mine Rescue and Australian Defence Force health personnel.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $300.00 [pp incl. GST]

Non Northern Territory Government staff: $600.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Participant Testimonials

“Being more knowledgeable if I was to come across an accident now. Having come across an accident recently I feel I would deal with it much better and definitely more safely!!”

“The practical exercise around MVA extrication and safety was a highlight.”

“The days were full and informative. Very enjoyable. A great learning environment facilitated by a great team.”

HMIMMS Advanced
2025-09-03 08:00 - 2025-09-04 17:00 | Flinders NT Clinical Education Training Facility, Gove District Hospital, Matthew Flinders Way, Nhulunbuy, NT, 0880, Australia
Hospital Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration closes: 18 July 2025

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Location: Flinders University Training Facility – Gove

Whilst traditional MIMMS teaches a structured approach to responding to a mass casualty at the incident site, Hospital MIMMS (HMIMMS) focusses on the delivery of care in the hospital environment and is aimed at the hospital staff responsible for planning, training and managing a major incident.

This 2-day course explores the priorities and responsibilities of hospital clinical and administrative responders facing a mass casualty incident. An all-hazard approach is adopted while special incidents such as burns, and CBRN are also discussed. The concept of the scalable hierarchy is introduced as a fundamental concept in the hospital-based response.

The course comprises of online pre-course modular components, lectures, workshops and novel interactive tabletop exercises, simulating the challenges facing responders during the phases of reception, definitive care and recovery.

Course objectives include:

Type and incidence of major incidents and the need for an effective response and management planning.

Understand and able to implement and follow the seven principles encapsulated in the CSCATTT approach to successfully managing a major incident.

Understand the need for major incident training, focusing on those aspects of the plan which do not occur in day-to-day practice, i.e., command, control, communication and mass casualty triage.

Able to deliver the medical support needed for major incidents in the hospital setting using the concept of collapsible hierarchies.

Suitable Participants:

This course is aimed at both clinical and non-clinical personnel who would be involved in managing a major incident in the hospital.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (plus Defence and Emergency services): $400 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $600 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change

Australian Trauma Team Training
2025-09-26 08:00 - 16:30 | Katherine Hospital, Katherine Hospital, Katherine, 0850, Australia
Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)

Number of participants: Max 12

Location: Flinders Building, Katherine

Criteria of Attendance

This course is limited to nursing and medical staff working in Emergency, Surgical, Intensive Care or Anaesthesia , and those whose current role is to work in trauma team resuscitation.

Objectives of the course

To use a structured team approach for early recognition and stabilisation of traumatic emergencies presenting to the trauma centre

Effective team leadership and team interaction

Skills for working effectively at an organisational level, including decision-making regarding consultation and disposition

Skills for safe practice and error minimisation

Developing an understanding of and familiarity with the concept of crisis resource management is a one-day course to familiarise participants with the concepts of crisis resource management through the use of simulation based training scenarios.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $115.00 (pp incl.GST)

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

MIMMS Advanced
2025-09-30 08:00 - 2025-10-01 18:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration closes: 1 August 2025

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Location: NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility

The 2-day MIMMS course provides participants with a structured approach to respond to a mass casualty incident at the scene, with the focus on the role of the team member.

The content includes command safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport, through:

Structured lectures

A series of table-top exercises

Practical exercises in radio communication

Casualty simulation triage exercises

Workshops

Field exercises for command training involving airport and large crowd incidents (sports or similar)

Suitable Participants:

Those in senior positions likely to take a coordination or command role or those involved with staff development/training. A manual and materials are supplied as part of this course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (includes Defence and Emergency Services): $600 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $950 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change

HMIMMS Advanced
2025-11-25 08:00 - 2025-11-26 17:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Hospital Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration closes: 26 September 2025

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Location: NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility

Whilst traditional MIMMS teaches a structured approach to responding to a mass casualty at the incident site, Hospital MIMMS (HMIMMS) focusses on the delivery of care in the hospital environment and is aimed at the hospital staff responsible for planning, training and managing a major incident.

This 2-day course explores the priorities and responsibilities of hospital clinical and administrative responders facing a mass casualty incident. An all-hazard approach is adopted while special incidents such as burns, and CBRN are also discussed. The concept of the scalable hierarchy is introduced as a fundamental concept in the hospital-based response.

The course comprises of online pre-course modular components, lectures, workshops and novel interactive tabletop exercises, simulating the challenges facing responders during the phases of reception, definitive care and recovery.

Course objectives include:

Type and incidence of major incidents and the need for an effective response and management planning.

Understand and able to implement and follow the seven principles encapsulated in the CSCATTT approach to successfully managing a major incident.

Understand the need for major incident training, focusing on those aspects of the plan which do not occur in day-to-day practice, i.e., command, control, communication and mass casualty triage.

Able to deliver the medical support needed for major incidents in the hospital setting using the concept of collapsible hierarchies.

Suitable Participants:

This course is aimed at both clinical and non-clinical personnel who would be involved in managing a major incident in the hospital.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (plus Defence and Emergency services): $400 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $600 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change

Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)
2025-11-25 08:15 - 16:30 | Royal Darwin Hospital, Rocklands Drive, Darwin, NT, 0811, Australia
Number of participants: Max 12

Location: Royal Darwin Hospital

Criteria of Attendance

This course is limited to Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Objectives of the course

A multi-professional, multidisciplinary simulation-based course that addresses teamwork skills and clinical practice relevant to trauma management.

Expose trauma teams to simulated cases of serious trauma and provide them with an opportunity to rehearse early management of these cases focusing on their response andinteraction as a team.

Instruct teams in the specific behavioural skills and attitudes relevant to effective trauma teamwork including;

Team leadership/fellowship, principals of ‘crisis’ management, team communication, negotiation and conflict resolution and safety culture.

Revise general principals of trauma management according to best practices in the NT.

Revise specific management of key trauma conditions such as head injury, major haemorrhage and multi trauma.

This course is aimed at Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $115.00 (pp incl.GST)

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

HMIMMS Advanced
2026-03-03 08:00 - 2026-03-04 17:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Hospital Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration closes: 23 January 2026

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Location: NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility

Whilst traditional MIMMS teaches a structured approach to responding to a mass casualty at the incident site, Hospital MIMMS (HMIMMS) focusses on the delivery of care in the hospital environment and is aimed at the hospital staff responsible for planning, training and managing a major incident.

This 2-day course explores the priorities and responsibilities of hospital clinical and administrative responders facing a mass casualty incident. An all-hazard approach is adopted while special incidents such as burns, and CBRN are also discussed. The concept of the scalable hierarchy is introduced as a fundamental concept in the hospital-based response.

The course comprises of online pre-course modular components, lectures, workshops and novel interactive tabletop exercises, simulating the challenges facing responders during the phases of reception, definitive care and recovery.

Course objectives include:

Type and incidence of major incidents and the need for an effective response and management planning.

Understand and able to implement and follow the seven principles encapsulated in the CSCATTT approach to successfully managing a major incident.

Understand the need for major incident training, focusing on those aspects of the plan which do not occur in day-to-day practice, i.e., command, control, communication and mass casualty triage.

Able to deliver the medical support needed for major incidents in the hospital setting using the concept of collapsible hierarchies.

Suitable Participants:

This course is aimed at both clinical and non-clinical personnel who would be involved in managing a major incident in the hospital.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (plus Defence and Emergency services): $400 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $600 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change

Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE)
2026-03-10 08:00 - 16:30 | Royal Darwin Hospital, Rocklands Drive, Darwin, NT, 0811, Australia
*Registration is now closed. *

This one-day course is designed to provide remote area health professionals with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to be able to safely assess and manage trauma patients within the remote health centre until the arrival of the retrieval team.

RATE is provided in remote health centres with an emphasis on practical skills, small interactive groups and relevant scenarios.

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

Describe the initial assessment of the trauma patient in a remote setting.

Demonstrate the assessment and management of a compromised airway.

Demonstrate the assessment and management of chest / trauma injuries.

Demonstrate the assessment and management of spinal injuries and haemorrhage control.

Demonstrate how to give an effective clinical handover.

Describe the requirements for retrieval and transport of the remote trauma patient.

Trauma Scenario

An opportunity for participants to demonstrate and highlight key learning points of the day

Primary survey

Secondary survey

Clinical handover

Packaging and transporting

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Suitable Participants:

It is aimed at remote health personnel particularly General Practitioner (GPS), Remote Medical Practitioners (RMPs) Remote Area Nurses (RANs) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs).

Course Cost:

Sponsored by the NCCTRC

[Prices and Course availability are subject to change]

Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)
2026-04-10 08:15 - 16:30 | Royal Darwin Hospital, Rocklands Drive, Darwin, NT, 0811, Australia
Registrations for this course are now closed

Number of participants: Max 12

Location: Royal Darwin Hospital

Criteria of Attendance

This course is limited to Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in their Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Objectives of the course

A multi-professional, multidisciplinary simulation-based course that addresses teamwork skills and clinical practice relevant to trauma management.

Expose trauma teams to simulated cases of serious trauma and provide them with an opportunity to rehearse early management of these cases focusing on their response andinteraction as a team.

Instruct teams in the specific behavioural skills and attitudes relevant to effective trauma teamwork including;

Team leadership/fellowship, principals of ‘crisis’ management, team communication, negotiation and conflict resolution and safety culture.

Revise general principals of trauma management according to best practices in the NT.

Revise specific management of key trauma conditions such as head injury, major haemorrhage and multi trauma.

This course is aimed at Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $115.00 (pp incl.GST)

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

MIMMS Advanced
2026-05-06 08:00 - 2026-05-07 17:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration closes: 20 March 2026

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Location: NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility

The 2-day MIMMS course provides participants with a structured approach to respond to a mass casualty incident at the scene, with the focus on the role of the team member.

The content includes command safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport, through:

Structured lectures

A series of table-top exercises

Practical exercises in radio communication

Casualty simulation triage exercises

Workshops

Field exercises for command training involving airport and large crowd incidents (sports or similar)

Suitable Participants:

Those in senior positions likely to take a coordination or command role or those involved with staff development/training. A manual and materials are supplied as part of this course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (includes Defence and Emergency Services): $600 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $950 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change

Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)
2026-05-08 08:15 - 16:30 | Katherine Hospital, Katherine Hospital, Katherine, 0850, Australia
Session Cancelled

Number of participants: Max 12

Location: Katherine

Criteria of Attendance

This course is limited to Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Objectives of the course

A multi-professional, multidisciplinary simulation-based course that addresses teamwork skills and clinical practice relevant to trauma management.

Expose trauma teams to simulated cases of serious trauma and provide them with an opportunity to rehearse early management of these cases focusing on their response andinteraction as a team.

Instruct teams in the specific behavioural skills and attitudes relevant to effective trauma teamwork including;

Team leadership/fellowship, principals of ‘crisis’ management, team communication, negotiation and conflict resolution and safety culture.

Revise general principals of trauma management according to best practices in the NT.

Revise specific management of key trauma conditions such as head injury, major haemorrhage and multi trauma.

This course is aimed at Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $115.00 (pp incl.GST)

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

Remote Pre-Hospital Trauma and Disaster Course (RPHTDC)
2026-05-14 08:00 - 2026-05-15 17:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Day 1: 8am – 5pm

Day 2: 8am – 5pm

Location: Bees Creek Training Facility

This two-day course is for personnel who attend pre-hospital incidents. The course provides participants with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to safely and effectively manage trauma or disaster patients in the pre-hospital environment.

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Demonstrate the triage sort and sieve, treatment and transport principles used within mass casualty incidents

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of a vehicle crash scene

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of trapped casualties

Demonstrate the safe extrication of trapped casualties

Discuss the importance of and demonstrate working effectively within a team setting

Suitable Participants:

Remote Area Nurses, Remote Medical Practitioners, Medical and Nursing professionals, Retrieval Specialists, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs), Emergency Services, Mine Rescue and Australian Defence Force health personnel.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $300.00 [pp incl. GST]

Non Northern Territory Government staff: $600.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

Participant Testimonials

“Being more knowledgeable if I was to come across an accident now. Having come across an accident recently I feel I would deal with it much better and definitely more safely!!”

“The practical exercise around MVA extrication and safety was a highlight.”

“The days were full and informative. Very enjoyable. A great learning environment facilitated by a great team.”

Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE)
2026-05-29 08:00 - 16:30 | Katherine, Katherine, NT, Australia
This one-day course is designed to provide remote area health professionals with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to be able to safely assess and manage trauma patients within the remote health centre until the arrival of the retrieval team.

RATE is provided in remote health centres with an emphasis on practical skills, small interactive groups and relevant scenarios.

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

Describe the initial assessment of the trauma patient in a remote setting.

Demonstrate the assessment and management of a compromised airway.

Demonstrate the assessment and management of chest / trauma injuries.

Demonstrate the assessment and management of spinal injuries and haemorrhage control.

Demonstrate how to give an effective clinical handover.

Describe the requirements for retrieval and transport of the remote trauma patient.

Trauma Scenario

An opportunity for participants to demonstrate and highlight key learning points of the day

Primary survey

Secondary survey

Clinical handover

Packaging and transporting

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – APPLICATION ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW

Suitable Participants:

It is aimed at remote health personnel particularly General Practitioners (GPs), Remote Medical Practitioners (RMPs) Remote Area Nurses (RANs) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs).

Course Cost:

Sponsored by the NCCTRC.

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)
2026-06-09 08:15 - 16:30 | Gove District Hospital, Mattew Flinders Way, Nhulunbuy, NT, Australia
Registrations Closes: 15th May 2026

Number of participants: Max 12

Location: Nhulunbuy (Gove)

Criteria of Attendance

This course is limited to Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Objectives of the course

A multi-professional, multidisciplinary simulation-based course that addresses teamwork skills and clinical practice relevant to trauma management.

Expose trauma teams to simulated cases of serious trauma and provide them with an opportunity to rehearse early management of these cases focusing on their response andinteraction as a team.

Instruct teams in the specific behavioural skills and attitudes relevant to effective trauma teamwork including;

Team leadership/fellowship, principals of ‘crisis’ management, team communication, negotiation and conflict resolution and safety culture.

Revise general principals of trauma management according to best practices in the NT.

Revise specific management of key trauma conditions such as head injury, major haemorrhage and multi trauma.

This course is aimed at Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $115.00 (pp incl.GST)

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

Remote Area Trauma Education (RATE)
2026-07-16 08:00 - 16:30 | Jabiru, Jabiru, Jabiru, NT, 0886

MIMMS Advanced
2026-07-28 08:00 - 2026-07-29 17:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration closes: 29 May 2026

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Location: NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility

The 2-day MIMMS course provides participants with a structured approach to respond to a mass casualty incident at the scene, with the focus on the role of the team member.

The content includes command safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport, through:

Structured lectures

A series of table-top exercises

Practical exercises in radio communication

Casualty simulation triage exercises

Workshops

Field exercises for command training involving airport and large crowd incidents (sports or similar)

Suitable Participants:

Those in senior positions likely to take a coordination or command role or those involved with staff development/training. A manual and materials are supplied as part of this course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (includes Defence and Emergency Services): $600 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $950 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change

Australian Trauma Team Training (ATTT)
2026-09-24 08:15 - 16:30 | Katherine Hospital, Katherine Hospital, Katherine, 0850, Australia
Number of participants: Max 12

Location: Katherine

Criteria of Attendance

This course is limited to Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Objectives of the course

A multi-professional, multidisciplinary simulation-based course that addresses teamwork skills and clinical practice relevant to trauma management.

Expose trauma teams to simulated cases of serious trauma and provide them with an opportunity to rehearse early management of these cases focusing on their response andinteraction as a team.

Instruct teams in the specific behavioural skills and attitudes relevant to effective trauma teamwork including;

Team leadership/fellowship, principals of ‘crisis’ management, team communication, negotiation and conflict resolution and safety culture.

Revise general principals of trauma management according to best practices in the NT.

Revise specific management of key trauma conditions such as head injury, major haemorrhage and multi trauma.

This course is aimed at Emergency Nurses and Doctors, Surgical Registrar’s, Intensive Care Registrar’s, Anaesthetic Registrar’s and whose current role is to work in the Trauma Call resuscitation team.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $115.00 (pp incl.GST)

Non-Northern Territory Government staff: $130.00 (pp incl.GST)

MIMMS Advanced
2026-09-29 08:00 - 2026-09-30 17:00 | Charles Darwin University – Alice Springs, 10 Grevillea Drive, Alice Springs, NT, 0871, Australia
Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration Closes: 31 July 2026

Number of participants: Min 10 / Max 24

Location: Charles Darwin University – Alice Springs

The 2-day MIMMS course provides participants with a structured approach to respond to a mass casualty incident at the scene, with the focus on the role of the team member.

The content includes command safety, communication, assessment, triage, treatment and transport, through:

Structured lectures

A series of table-top exercises

Practical exercises in radio communication

Casualty simulation triage exercises

Workshops

Field exercises for command training involving airport and large crowd incidents (sports or similar)

Suitable Participants:

Those in senior positions likely to take a coordination or command role or those involved with staff development/training. A manual and materials are supplied as part of this course.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (includes Defence and Emergency Services): $600 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $950 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change

Remote Pre-Hospital Trauma and Disaster Course (RPHTDC)
2026-10-21 08:00 - 2026-10-22 17:00 | Alice Springs, Alice Springs
Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Day 1: 8am – 5pm

Day 2: 8am – 5pm

Location: Alice Springs

This two-day course is for personnel who attend pre-hospital incidents. The course provides participants with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to safely and effectively manage trauma or disaster patients in the pre-hospital environment.

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Demonstrate the triage sort and sieve, treatment and transport principles used within mass casualty incidents

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of a vehicle crash scene

Demonstrate the assessment and effective management of trapped casualties

Demonstrate the safe extrication of trapped casualties

Discuss the importance of and demonstrate working effectively within a team setting

Suitable Participants:

Remote Area Nurses, Remote Medical Practitioners, Medical and Nursing professionals, Retrieval Specialists, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners (ATSIHPs), Emergency Services, Mine Rescue and Australian Defence Force health personnel.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff members: $300.00 [pp incl. GST]

Non Northern Territory Government staff: $600.00 [pp incl. GST]

[prices and course availability are subject to change]

*REGISTER AN EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

Participant Testimonials

“Being more knowledgeable if I was to come across an accident now. Having come across an accident recently I feel I would deal with it much better and definitely more safely!!”

“The practical exercise around MVA extrication and safety was a highlight.”

“The days were full and informative. Very enjoyable. A great learning environment facilitated by a great team.”

HMIMMS Advanced
2026-10-27 08:00 - 2026-10-28 17:00 | NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility, 175 Bees Creek Rd, Bees Creek, NT, Australia
Hospital Major Incident Medical Management and Support

Registration closes: 28 August 2026

Number of participants: Min 12 / Max 24

Location: NCCTRC Bees Creek Training Facility

Whilst traditional MIMMS teaches a structured approach to responding to a mass casualty at the incident site, Hospital MIMMS (HMIMMS) focusses on the delivery of care in the hospital environment and is aimed at the hospital staff responsible for planning, training and managing a major incident.

This 2-day course explores the priorities and responsibilities of hospital clinical and administrative responders facing a mass casualty incident. An all-hazard approach is adopted while special incidents such as burns, and CBRN are also discussed. The concept of the scalable hierarchy is introduced as a fundamental concept in the hospital-based response.

The course comprises of online pre-course modular components, lectures, workshops and novel interactive tabletop exercises, simulating the challenges facing responders during the phases of reception, definitive care and recovery.

Course objectives include:

Type and incidence of major incidents and the need for an effective response and management planning.

Understand and able to implement and follow the seven principles encapsulated in the CSCATTT approach to successfully managing a major incident.

Understand the need for major incident training, focusing on those aspects of the plan which do not occur in day-to-day practice, i.e., command, control, communication and mass casualty triage.

Able to deliver the medical support needed for major incidents in the hospital setting using the concept of collapsible hierarchies.

Suitable Participants:

This course is aimed at both clinical and non-clinical personnel who would be involved in managing a major incident in the hospital.

Course Cost:

Northern Territory Government staff (plus Defence and Emergency services): $400 [pp incl. GST]

Non-Northern Territory Government personnel: $600 [pp incl. GST]

Prices and course availability are subject to change
