ACEM - Trauma Emergency Medicine Network

TEMN's core aims are to:

Provide leadership both nationally and internationally in the areas of education and training, advocacy in the prevention and treatment of trauma, research to support clinical excellence and the development of trauma care standards.
Foster and promote a multidisciplinary approach to quality, patient focused emergency care for single system and multi-trauma patients throughout Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Be the liaison group for ACEM in advising on issues concerning trauma emergency care, trauma medicine administration, management and training in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.

Become a member

Membership is open to all ACEM members and trainees and anyone who is interested in Trauma Emergency Medicine. To become a member and be on the mailing list for any future emails or news, please submit your application for membership below.
Network Executive
- Dr Fran Williamson, Chair, FACEM Member
- Dr Andy Buck, Deputy Chair, FACEM Member
- Dr Jenny Jamieson, FACEM Member
- Dr Glenn Ryan, FACEM Member
- Dr Keith Amarakone, FACEM Member
- Dr Tom Crofts, FACEM Member
- Dr Chris Groombridge, FACEM Member
- A.Prof Joseph Mathew, FACEM Member
- Dr Haider Al Ubaidi, FACEM Member
- Dr Claire Bertenshaw, FACEM Member
- Dr Erica Douglass, FACEM Member
- Dr David Monks, Trainee Member
How will my details be used?

Your contact and other details will be obtained only for the specific purpose of receiving information explicitly associated with the activities of TEMS. Details shall not be further processed in any manner incompatible with that purpose.

If you have any queries please contact the College.
Discussion forum

Network members can access the discussion forum here.

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