Recognition for paramedicine
starts by ensuring we are counted
When completing the 2026 Census on August 11, the occupational questions, specifically (Q42 and Q43), use our reference guide to select the occupation title and task description that best matches your primary role as a paramedic.
Consistent responses in this area will help ensure paramedics are accurately counted, recognising our various and extremely important roles, enabling further recognition and growth for the profession and a dedicated occupation classification
Every response counts, so make sure you speak for the profession.
The data captured from this Census will be used to help shape and inform workplace planning, health service design and future healthcare reform across Australia. You can visit the AIPP website to find out more.
Australian Census 2026
Recognition for paramedicine starts by ensuring we are counted
When completing the 2026 Census on August 11, the occupational questions, specifically (Q42 and Q43), use our reference guide to select the occupation title and task description that best matches your primary role as a paramedic.
Consistent responses in this area will help ensure paramedics are accurately counted, recognising our various and extremely important roles, enabling further recognition and growth for the profession and a dedicated occupation classification
Every response counts, so make sure you speak for the profession.
The data captured from this Census will be used to help shape and inform workplace planning, health service design and future healthcare reform across Australia. You can visit the AIPP website to find out more.
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