I initially developed the acclaimed Bachelor of Paramedic Science and had since taken up positions as Deputy Dean (Learning and Teaching) within the school paramedicine sat within and now expanded to the School of Business and Law. In 2019 I was awarded the Vice Chancellors Tier 2 award for Outstanding Contributions to Learning and Teaching. I have a number of publications and book chapters and have presented at numerous conferences and symposiums. Anthony’s PhD is focussed on developing a paramedic signature pedagogy.
Anthony Weber was for over 20 years an Intensive Care and Flight Paramedic with the Queensland Ambulance Service, from which he was awarded the prestigious ‘Paramedic of the Year’ award for Central Region in 2006. Anthony then turned his talents to a second successful career in paramedic education, where he was the Program Leader for the acclaimed Bachelor of Paramedic Science in the School of Medical and Applied Sciences and has since taken up the position as Deputy Dean (Learning and Teaching) within the school and is now Deputy Dean in the School of Business and Law. His recently published research has examined Paramedic attitudes towards morphine administration with his current research interests being in interdisciplinary education, empathy levels amongst paramedic students, simulation in paramedic education, physiological fatigue levels of paramedics performing CPR and MRSA in medical helicopters. Anthony is currently completing his PhD in the area of paramedic curriculum. Anthony has presented at a number of conferences and symposiums.
CQUniversity
CQUniversity
Queensland University of Technology
Queensland Ambulance Paramedic of the Year 2006
CQUniversity OPAL Award: External engagement through simulation 2016
Vice-Chancellor’s Tier 2 Award for Outstanding Contributions to Learning and Teaching 2019
Paramedic Honored for Hard Work https://www.gladstoneobserver.com.au/news/apn-paramedic-honoured-for-hard/106943/
Rockhampton Mock Emergency Exercise https://www.qt.com.au/videos/rocky-mock-burn-accident/16041/
Interprofessional simulation helps stimulate collaboration with Japanese University https://uninewsarchive.cqu.edu.au/uninews.cqu.edu.au/UniNews/viewStorya7eb.html?story=10475
Learning cuts through when you've got to face up to realism High fidelity training a siren call for future paramedics https://uninewsarchive.cqu.edu.au/uninews.cqu.edu.au/UniNews/viewStorybeff.html?story=10416
A crash course can be helpful for Paramedic students https://uninewsarchive.cqu.edu.au/uninews.cqu.edu.au/UniNews/viewStory093f.html?story=10435
Future paramedics on the job at CQUniversity https://uninewsarchive.cqu.edu.au/uninews.cqu.edu.au/UniNews/viewStorydd84.html?story=10180
Labs add real life feel to training for CQU students https://www.themorningbulletin.com.au/news/labs-add-real-life-feel-to-training/2619184/
New career paths for paramedics https://www.news-mail.com.au/news/new-pathway-paramedic-science/2478299/
Kids can save lives https://be.partica.online/be-magazine/issue-26-2017/features/kids-can-save-lives
St Johns Ambulance partnership a national first for the university https://www.expertguide.com.au/news/article.aspx?ID=2410
High Fidelity Training A Siren Call for Future Paramedics https://www.emsworld.com/news/10895169/high-fidelity-training-siren-call-future-paramedics
Bachelor of Paramedic Science
Bachelor of Science (Honors)
20 years Paramedic with Queensland Ambulance Service including Intensive Care and Flight Paramedic
Member Paramedics Australasia
Member Network of Paramedic Academics
Member Queensland Trauma Registry
Senior Instructor - EMERGO Train
Curriculum and Pedagogy - Medicine, Nursing and Health Curriculum and Pedagogy
Other Education - Education not elsewhere classified
Other Medical and Health Sciences - Medical and Health Sciences not elsewhere classified