Episode 13: M.I.C.A Flight with Cat

Episode 14: Investigating Homicide with Rod

Rod Wilson joined Victoria Police at the age of 18 years old back in 1976. Rod would spend 43 years as a police officer, 13 of which as a homicide detective before moving through the ranks to superintendent.  Rod has arrested a lot of offenders in his time, one of which was Paul Denyer, the frankston serial killer who in 1993 murdered 3 young women. During this time Denyer killed 18 year old Elizabeth Stevens walking home from the bus stop, 22 year old Deborah Fream who was out getting milk for her 12 day old son and 17 year old Natalie Russll who was walking home from school.  We reflect on Rod’s career and what it’s like to investigate murders from started the investigation through to ultimately putting hand cuffs on the culprit. INTERVIEW HELP: https://www.codeonecareers.com/ PODCAST MERCH: https://www.codeonecareers.com/store-2 FITNESS HELP: https://www.policefit.com.au/

Episode 13: M.I.C.A Flight with Cat

The Ambulance Victoria M.I.C.A (Mobile Intensive Care) role is a highly skilled and sought after role. MICA flight takes that to a whole new level. With a large scope of practice and a helicopter as your ambulance, the MICA flight role is one that many paramedics dream of acheiving. In this episode I'm lucky enough to chat to Cat Mackay about her journey to reach this role. As you can imagine she's learnt plenty of lessons on the way and we unpack them and her journey in this episode.

Episode 12: Corrections with Jake

It’s not often we get to hear about what it’s like behind the razor wire but in this next episode Jacob tell us all about it. Jacob spent 10 years working inside Queensland correctional centres, working in different types of units, in a variety of different roles including tactical response and the dog squad. In this episode we unpack it all, from what it’s like starting out to responding to murders within the wire we talk about it all.

Episode 11: Thriving through stress with Leigh

As emergency service workers we are often thrust in to high pressure situations requiring clear thinking and swift actions, which may result in someone living or dying. Leigh Anderson is no stranger to this after spending 15 years working as a frontline paramedic.   This exposure led Leigh to researching stress and then collating this information in his book 'The Paramedic Mindset'. This book aims giving us the tools and skills to maintain high performance and clear thinking during these stressful events.   In this episode Leigh and I discuss different aspects of stress such as interviews, the difficulty of being new to an emergency service role and dealing with complex emergency scenes.   Link to Leighs website: https://www.paramedicmindset.com.au/ [https://www.paramedicmindset.com.au/]   Link to Interview Coaching:   https://www.codeonecareers.com/about [https://www.codeonecareers.com/about]   Link to Policefit:   https://www.policefit.com.au/

Episode 10: Australian Paramedics in the U.S.A with Dannie

Have you ever thought about moving overseas and working as a Paramedic? Well today I sit down with Dannie from International Medic Solutions based out of San Diego in California. Dannie has worked in the emergency medicine in a variety of different roles for over 30 years and now runs IMS with her partner Joe, actively assisting Australian Paramedics through the process of up skilling and becoming qualified in the US before finding a suitable ambulance service for you. We unpack a bit about Dannie's career before talking through the medical system in the US. We talk about everything from what you'll learn transitioning over to pay and cost of living differences and everything in between. To find out more about IMS, follow them on instagram or facebook or follow the link here: https://www.internationalmedicsolutions.com/ Struggling to get fit for an application in to emergency services? Get in touch with Brad from Policefit here: https://www.policefit.com.au/