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The December issue of the Australian Anaesthetist is now available!
Exlpore this issue for highlights from our vibrant and successful NSC 2025 in Canberra
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The ASA supports, represents and educates anaesthetists to ensure the safest possible anaesthesia for the community
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Wellbeing of Anaesthetists
Let's keep talking about the elephant in the room: the importance of keeping anaesthetists well at work and supporting those who need assistance.
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We’ve got your CPD covered - and it’s now FREE!
All eligible ASA members now receive a complimentary subscription to CPD Home Subscriber
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The 2025 Relative Value Guide is now available!
Revolutionised anaesthesia fees and rebates in Australia.
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Awards, grants and research prizes
The Society has a number of Science Prizes, Awards and Research Grants that the Scientific Prizes, Awards and Research Committee (SPARC) Committee awards each year.
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ASA Anaesthetist Workforce Modelling Final Report and Recommendations
The report was launched at Parliament House, Canberra on 14th August 2024.
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Practice managers
Empower your career with exclusive resources and connections in our Practice Managers Network
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Patient Information Pamphlets
ASA Members, access patient-friendly information pamphlets designed to enhance patient understanding and engagement.
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Learn about anaesthesia
Modern anaesthesia is very safe and modern surgery would not be possible without developments in anaesthesia.
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History of Anaesthesia
Explore the history of anaesthesia, including the Harry Daly Museum, Richard Bailey Library and Gwen Wilson Archives.
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About the ASA

Join us in advancing anaesthesia excellence

With a community of over 4,000 members across Australia, the Australian Society of Anaesthetists (ASA) is a member-funded organisation dedicated to supporting, representing and educating anaesthetists to ensure the safest possible anaesthesia for the community.

Established in 1934, we have been proudly been supporting anaesthetists for 90 years.

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Join us today to be part of a dynamic community dedicated to advancing anaesthesia excellence in Australia and beyond.

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How can we help ?

Become a member

Manage your CPD

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Join us today to be part of a dynamic community dedicated to advancing anaesthesia excellence in Australia and beyond.

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Upcoming events

  • Exam Support Session – Primary SAQ’s Tues 20 January 2026

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  • Exam Support Session – SIMG Viva’s Mon 9 February 2026

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  • Regional Anaesthesia Cadaveric Workshop

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  • Exam Support Session – Final Viva’s – Tues 3 March 2026

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  • Exam Support Session – Primary VIVA’s Wed 18 March 2026

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Join Australian Anaesthesia podcast host, Dr Suzi Nou, as she explores all things relevant to anaesthesia in Australia with experts, peers and members of the ASA. 

These conversations serve to inform, challenge and inspire you to be the best and safest throughout your career.

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I really enjoy learning from other members. Specifically being a relatively junior member of the ASA, as a trainee. I really enjoy coming to council, participating in state ASA meetings, and meeting my more senior colleagues at events.

Dr Merredith Cully

Asa member since 2022