Sustainable emergency care in a changing climate: assessing impact and implementing adaptation strategies will progress strategic work endorsed by the Council of Advocacy, Practice, and Partnerships on increasing the evidence base on emergency disasters that directly impact on emergency care provision and hospital function.
The College is seeking the services of a FACEM with expertise in undertaking evidence reviews to review available evidence on this topic.
Expressions of interest (EOI) are now open for FACEMs interested in applying for this role. The EOI process will be open until 8:00pm (AEST) Friday 21st July 2023.
Project Delivery Requirements
The project will provide funding for 25 days of work.
The successful candidate will be contracted to undertake a systematic review of emergency departments response to climate change.
The initial phase of work must be conducted over August 2023 (approximately 12-15 days), in order to provide guidance on College data collection by Friday 1 September. The remaining days will be utilised to finalise findings and report back to the project working group by Friday 29 September.
Assessment of EOIs
This project will be overseen by ACEM’s Public Health and Disaster (PHD) Committee. A working group of PHD Committee members will assess the EOIs on the following criteria:
- Demonstrated experience in conducting systematic literature reviews
- Demonstrated track record of delivering projects within time frames.
Submitting an EOI
Interested FACEMs should complete the form below, providing details of their previous experience undertaking similar project work (noting the criteria above) and also attach a copy of their curriculum vitae.
Appointment of successful candidate
Once a review of the EOIs has been completed, and an applicant has been recommended, the College will enter into a contract with the applicant.
Please express your interest via the below form.
