Pacific Emergency Maternity & Neonatal Training (PEMNet)

The pre-launch of the newly revised second edition of the Pacific Emergency Maternity and Obstetric Training programme will be a high-paced programme designed to ‘train the trainers’ who will take the programme back to their country and lead its implementation. 

Please note that there is a strict limit on numbers of attendees. Be quick to ensure your place. 

Presenters

Dr Sharron Bolitho – has been a member of PSRH for over 10 years and  is  the Leader for Facilitator Training for PEMNeT the Pacific Emergency Maternal and Neonatal Training Programme and the Leader of the PEMNeT Second Edition Project Team  for the revision of the Facilitator’s Guide  and Course Manual .  Sharron  has been running PEMNeT  Facilitator Training and supporting  Pacific based teams to run PEMNET in- country since the original training in 2016. She works as a consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist for the Canterbury District Health Board (Christchurch NZ). She is South Island Lead on the  national team for PROMPT Aotearoa  (practical obstetric multi professional  training program).   She has done advanced simulation instructor training at the Boston Center for Medical Simulation  and had a recent ‘simulation sabbatical’  at the Manawa Simulation Centre in Christchurch.   She has also recently served 2 terms on the  RANZCOG Global Health Committee. Her passion is preventing mother and baby deaths  through practical ‘hands on’ emergency skills and teamwork training in Aotearoa and the rest of the Pacific Region.   

Dr Amanda Noovao-Hill – is an extremely experienced  Pacific Island obstetrician and gynaecologist. A former Associate Professor at Fiji National University (FNU) College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Dr Noovao Hill is also a RANZCOG Fellow. She has recently moved her family to Australia but continues to work alongside PSRH in our work in the Pacific Islands.