
Shocktober: Would You Know What To Do If Someone's Heart Stopped?
Most cardiac arrests happen at home. This Shocktober, learn how to spot one, how to Call, Push, Shock, and where to find your nearest AED.
Born in Tasmania, built for Tasmania. ProMED Tasmania provides event medical and first aid services, non-emergency patient transport, training and education, and medical equipment and supplies to event organisers, employers and communities across the state.

Our Services
Qualified, experienced clinicians at events across Tasmania. From major festivals to community sports days, every event gets a medical team tailored to its size, risk profile, and environment.
Safe, comfortable transport to appointments, between facilities, home from hospital and to specialist visits. We're licensed as a private low and medium acuity provider, and our crews are trained in patient handling and clinical care.
Nationally accredited and non-accredited courses, from first aid fundamentals through to advanced qualifications. We train corporate teams, community groups and future health professionals, and our trainers still work in the field.
We supply clinical-grade first aid kits, AEDs, and medical consumables to workplaces, community groups, schools, and health services across Tasmania, and we use the same products on the ground ourselves.
Shop defibrillators (AEDs), first aid kits, equipment and consumables for your workplace, vehicle or home. We stock compliant products and ship them straight to your door.
Latest Updates

Most cardiac arrests happen at home. This Shocktober, learn how to spot one, how to Call, Push, Shock, and where to find your nearest AED.

ProMED Tasmania delivered its largest Dark Mofo coverage yet in 2026, staffing more than 80 shifts with a team of 28 clinicians, including paramedics, nurses and medics. Our crews kept festival-goers safe through the coldest weeks of the Tasmanian winter.

ProMED Tasmania has been officially granted its Non-Emergency Patient Transport (NEPT) licence for low and medium-acuity transport by the Tasmanian Department of Health.
Get in touch with our Tasmanian team about medical cover for an event, non-emergency patient transport, training for your workplace or community group, or equipment. Tell us what you need and we’ll get back to you.