Announcing the official launch of CASPERR!www.casperr.net Attention Canadian paramedicine research community! Have you published an article or report related to paramedicine in Canada?Have you presented a poster or talk at a paramedicine conference?Have you presented a webinar related to research
Read the 2025 Emerging Scholar Announcement McNally Project Scientist Dr. Polly Ford-Jones has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 McNally Project for Paramedicine Research Most Significant Contribution Award. This award acknowledges Dr. Ford-Jone’s sustained scholarly work and the
Read the 2025 Most Significant Contribution Announcement McNally Project Fellow Paige Mason has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 McNally Project Emerging Scholar Award. This award acknowledges Paige’s exceptional scholarly work and the significant contributions she has made
The McNally Project “Big Ideas” series invites scholars to share bold, innovative concepts and groundbreaking solutions to pressing issues in paramedicine. These talks aim to challenge conventional thinking, spark new discussions, and inspire action by addressing complex problems from fresh
Congratulations to McNally Project Fellow Paige Mason who won the Top Oral Abstract award at the 2025 Canadian Paramedicine Research Day for her recent master’s research on paramedic flourishing. Congratulations to McNally Project member Jennifer Bacon who won the Top
2025 CAA Women in Ambulance Awards In 2020 the Council of Ambulance Authorities in Australia was proud to launch the inaugural Women in Ambulance Awards designed to highlight successful and hardworking women inambulance services across Australia, New Zealand and Papua
The McNally Project for Paramedicine Research is excited to announce our inaugural Visiting Scholar, Dr. Cameron Gosling from Monash University. Dr. Cameron Gosling has been an academic member of staff with the Monash University Department of Paramedicine since 2016. Previously
Visiting Scholar Program The Visiting Scholar program is designed to encourage international collaboration, provide opportunities for those visiting Canada to network with McNally Project members, and allow for recognition of colleagues advancing paramedicine internationally. It is open to all who
The Paramedicine Collaborative at DFCM at the University of Toronto are leading an exciting and unique opportunity in the development and delivery of a short course in Prehospital Emergency Care in collaboration with educators and clinicians from Kwame Nkrumah University
McNally Project Scientists and Co-Chairs Dr. Walter Tavares and Dr. Alan Batt were both recently awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal. Recipients of the medal have made a significant contribution to Canada or to a particular province, territory, region
