Queensland CENA Branch
We aim to provide members with education and activities that they can access both via the webpage and other modalities. Your needs are important to us and your input is welcome.
If you would like to contribute to events, have suggestions or queries, please contact us via email. national@cena.org.au”
QLD Branch Committee
| Lorelle Malyon | Acting President | Administrative Director |
| Vacant | Vice President |
| Katie East | Secretary | National Board Member |
| Julie Finucane | Treasurer |
| Amy Johnson | Committee Member |
| Angela Devlin | Committee Member |
| Carmel Larkin | Committee Member |
| Elizabeth Elder | Committee Member |
| Elizabeth Quinn | Committee Member |
| Kelly Foster | Committee Member |
QLD CENA Trauma Nursing Program (TNP)
The Emergency Program is a two day program developed for nurses providing emergency care to trauma patients across the lifespan, in both metropolitan and regional/rural settings.
The program consists of facilitated lecture discussion, practical hands-on workshops, skill stations and simulation scenarios.
Below is a list of the courses currently on offer in QLD or visit the webpage for more details.
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CENA TNP QLD |
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IPSWICH 16 – 17 June |
GOLD COAST 11 – 12 August |
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BLACKALL 18 – 19 August |
ROCKHAMPTON 25 – 26 August |
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IPSWICH 1 – 2 September |
QEII 1 – 2 September |
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ATHERTON 22 – 23 September |
CAIRNS 15-16 November |
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MILES 22 – 23 November |
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Representation
Credentialing: Lorelle Malyon
Education: Elizabeth Elder/Carmel Larkin
Marketing: vacant
Membership & Representation: vacant
Professional Standards: Julie Finucane
Research: Kelly Foster/Amy Johnson
Wellness in Emergency Care
On May 30, CENA Qld held an education evening that focussed on wellness. Our guest speaker for this fun night was Natalie Cook OAM, 5 times Olympian and Olympic Gold and Bronze medalist who discussed self-care strategies that aim to promote mental and physical health. The night was well attended with nursing, medical and paramedicine represented from a number of SEQ hospitals. The night concluded with a light supper. Thank you to all that attended and especially to Natalie who was such a great speaker.
