Below is a list of upcoming CARMM events.
15–22 Nov 2025
poonerluttener/Mount Cameron, North-East Tasmania
These eight-day intensive and practical residential courses are now being offered by the University of Tasmania in partnership with the Australian Antarctic Division as stand-alone courses or as a core unit as part of the Healthcare in Remote and Extreme Environments program.
June – October 2025
nipaluna/Hobart, Tasmania
Successful completion of AAD AMP training and assessment may be credited for those enrolled in UTAS AAD Practical Skills for Remote and Extreme Environments Unit (CAM630).
6 day course over 5 weeks (11, 16, 24, 29 September and 7, 9 October)
Plus 5 preceptored dives in-chamber over the following 3 months
The Hyperbaric In-Chamber Attendant’s Course trains personnel to provide nursing support in the hyperbaric chamber. It covers the physics and physiology of hyperbaric medicine, as well as management of the facility and patients during treatment.
18 & 19 September 2025
nipaluna/Hobart, Tasmania
The Aviation Physiology Training Course is a transition course for hyperbaric personnel at the Department of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine in the Royal Hobart Hospital. It includes the physics of atmosphere and altitude environments, high altitude illness, hypoxia awareness training, spatial disorientation and motion sickness.
18–21 September 2025
Tarntanya/Adelaide, South Australia
The Hilton
With the theme “The Sky is Not the Limit,” this event will delve into the latest advancements in aerospace medicine, pushing boundaries and exploring new horizons in aviation, space exploration, and beyond. Whether you’re a researcher, clinician, or aviation professional, this conference will provide invaluable insights into the evolving challenges and opportunities in aerospace health.
22–25 September 2025
nipaluna/Hobart, Tasmania
Crowne Plaza
The program is multidisciplinary, addressing the physiological, medical and psycho-sociological issues and challenges that are unique to space flight and planetary exploration.
The course is unique in Australia and is tailored for aerospace professionals and enthusiasts, as well as allied health, nursing and medical professionals.
The content covers topics applicable to all forms of human spaceflight and provides a solid grounding in the basic physiological and environmental challenges facing humans in space.
While it focuses on space flight, many of the physiological and medical issues covered are also manifested in test pilots, flight test engineers, and individuals in extreme or remote environments.
ACRRM PDP Accreditation pending.
See UTAS HREE Humans in Space CAM632 for course information.
Thursday 25 September 2025
nipaluna/Hobart, Tasmania
Medical Science Precinct
Australia has unique medical capabilities in rural and remote healthcare, well suited to future long duration missions to the Moon and to Mars. In Tasmania, we are playing an active role in human space flight by advancing medical research in Antarctica’s extreme and isolated environment to support the health and wellbeing of astronauts who face similar conditions. As part of the University of Tasmania’s Healthcare in Remote and Extreme Environments program, the Humans in Space workshop is bringing world renowned experts in human spaceflight to Hobart. This public event will provide the opportunity to engage with Australian and international experts in space life sciences and astronauts to explore the opportunities for Australia.
This event, and our research and teaching in Space Medicine is made possible through our partnership with the Australasian Society of Aerospace Medicine and collaboration with the Australian Antarctic Division’s Polar Medicine Unit, the Centre for Antarctic Remote and Maritime Medicine, the University of Tasmania and the Royal Hobart Hospital’s Department of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.
The panel includes high profile astronauts and experts in human space flight.
29 September – 3 October 2025
Warrane/Sydney, New South Wales
International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC)
This prestigious event is where the world’s space community gathers to access the latest advancements and trends, academic works, industry connections, and partnership opportunities. Early Bird registration closes on 30th June 2025, so get in quick!
14 October 2025
Sassafras, NW Tasmania
The Tasmanian Rural Generalist Pathway is hosting an exclusive Pre-Hospital Emergency Care course for new rural generalist Fellows (Fellowed in last two years).
The course is designed to equip you with the essential skills to respond to emergencies in the unpredictable and high-pressure pre-hospital environment.
Whether you are working in rural, remote, or First Nations communities, this course prepares you to respond to real-world situations outside of traditional healthcare settings.
Fellows must be accepted onto the Pathway to receive free registration, with remaining places to be offered at a subsidised cost to interested attendees.
View the Events page for more information on signing up to the Pathway or to express interest for a subsidised attendee spot.
22–25 October 2025
Boorloo/Perth, Western Australia
Crown Perth
This is the peak national event for rural and remote doctors across Australia. Hosted by the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) and the Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA), RMA25 will attract a diverse and collaborative community of junior doctors, students, educators, academics, and medical practitioners who are passionate about generalist medicine in rural and remote communities.
26–29 November 2025
nipaluna/Hobart, Tasmania
The 2025 AWEMS Conference ‘Off The Beaten Track’ will be held over two core days in Hobart, with a day either side of optional pre and post conference workshops.
