
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.

What a fantastic day at the Cadbury Marathon 2026! ProMED Tasmania was proud to be on site on Sunday, supporting runners as they took on the challenge.
The Cadbury Marathon brings together locals, visitors, families and first-timers, all running in the same atmosphere of encouragement. It’s Hobart at its best, and a staple on the Tasmanian calendar.

Throughout the day, our team worked across the course and event footprint providing assessment, first aid and clinical care wherever it was needed.
Our ProMED Tasmania crew on the day included:
Clinicians and support staff worked side by side all day and kept up with a busy, fast-moving course.



To every runner who turned up, pushed through, and crossed the line, well done. Whether you ran the whole way, paced a friend, or dug deep to finish, it’s an achievement worth being proud of.

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.