The ACEM QLD Autumn Symposium is returning in 2027, and we are looking for passionate FACEMs and trainees to help shape an engaging, relevant and memorable event for the Queensland emergency medicine community.
We are forming the 2027 ACEM QLD Autumn Symposium Working Group and would love to hear from members who are keen to contribute ideas, perspectives and energy. You will be supported by ACEM staff, so no prior event planning experience is required.
Whether you are interested in shaping the scientific program, suggesting speakers and topics, supporting local engagement, or helping create a symposium that reflects the needs of FACEMs and trainees across Queensland, this is your opportunity to get involved.
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What’s involved?
As a working group member, you will:
- Help shape the scientific program for the 2027 ACEM QLD Autumn Symposium.
- Suggest speakers, themes, workshops and creative ideas.
- Provide input into marketing and promotion.
- Champion local, regional and community representation.
- Work alongside the ACEM Events Team, who will manage event logistics.
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What’s the commitment?
- A kick-off meeting in August 2026.
- Monthly virtual meetings through to June 2027.
- Collaboration via email and shared platforms between meetings.
- Option to be part of the abstract review process and gain additional CPD
- Availability to attend and support the symposium onsite in Brisbane in May 2027.
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Why get involved?
- Complimentary registration to attend the Symposium in 2027.
- Help shape a valued ACEM event for the Queensland emergency medicine community.
- Work alongside inspiring peers and contribute to something meaningful.
- Gain CPD hours for attendance at working group meetings.
- Help make the symposium inclusive, practical, engaging and representative of our members.
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Who are we looking for?
We are seeking expressions of interest from:
- FACEMs across Queensland.
- Trainee representatives.
- Members with experience or interest in education, program development, research, advocacy, wellbeing, regional practice, workforce issues or event engagement.
- Previous working group members are encouraged to apply.
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Diversity and inclusion
ACEM is committed to building working groups that reflect the diversity of our membership and the communities we serve.
We strongly encourage expressions of interest from trainees, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, Māori, members from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people with disability, and those with diverse perspectives and lived experiences.
A broad range of voices strengthens our work, and we welcome members at all career stages who are motivated to contribute.
Submit your application by 5:00pm AEST on 19 July 2026.