Rusutsu Emergency Care Conference
Come join us in the powder skiing capital of the world for an emergency care conference held against a spectacular backdrop. Rusutsu Resort is Japan’s best ski resort and receives a ridiculous amount of snow each season. Gain quality CPD and network with fellow doctors, nurses and paramedics from Australia and New Zealand, while skiing/snowboarding endless powder snow.
We’re returning to Rusutsu Resort in Hokkaido, Japan, for our 10th Emergency Care Medical Conference and due to overwhelming demand we will be running two consecutive conferences. Attend our 5-day emergency care conference – or attend both!
When is the Rusutsu Emergency Care Conference held?
We have two conferences due to popular demand
held January 20 – 24, & February 3 – 7, 2025
Where is the RUSUTSU Emergency Care Conference held?
Rusutsu Resort, Hokkaido, Japan
What are the benefits of attending the Rusutsu Emergency Care Conference?
Our Rusutsu Resort conference offers quality health and medical CPD combined with professional networking events within one of Japan’s most sought-after holiday destinations.
We’ll be addressing topics related to the latest developments and practices in emergency care, catering specifically to emergency care workers including nurses, doctors, and paramedics. While this is most relevant to those working in pre-hospital and acute care settings, all medical and health professions are welcome!
The conference timetable has been designed with evening sessions accumulating to 27 PD hours (interactive and e-learning).
Participants are free to spend their days outside maximising their time on and off the mountain!
How much is the Rusutsu Emergency Care Conference?
Early bird conference fee of $899 (first 100 registrations). Subsequent places will be charged at $999 (AUD)
What is included at the Rusutsu Emergency Care Conference?
The Rusutsu Emergency Care Conference offers a great opportunity to learn and network with like-minded medical professionals while enjoying the best powder snow in the world. This fantastic event at the Rusutsu Resort in Hokkaido, Japan, offers you 27 PD hours and quality CPD, with plenty of time left over to hit the slopes and enjoy the breathtaking views. Designed for health professionals, it covers the latest developments and practices in emergency care. You’ll also have opportunities to network and make new friends with fellow doctors, nurses and paramedics from Australia and New Zealand. Not only is Rusutsu Japan’s best ski resort with over 14 metres of powder snow each season, but it’s also a fantastic holiday destination with something for everyone!
- Catered (drinks and canapes) welcome event
- Flexible e-learning options
- 8 x 1 hour interactive sessions facilitated by engaging leading presenters
- Closing drinks at “Rusutsu Sakaba”
- Presentations recorded and uploaded
- Exclusive accommodation discounts and free lift passes*
- $15 from every registration donated to charity (Orange Sky)
- Optional ACEM Accredited for 27hrs *additional fee when registering
EMS Conferences is once again partnering with Ski Japan to offer registered participants and traveling companions an exclusive accommodation package at Rusutsu Resort and free lift passes for the conference period. Available to book by August 15th. *Conditions apply. Please note that the free lift pass deal has ended but Ski Japan is still holding a range of accommodation options exclusive to our group.
Feel free to contact us with any questions you might have and for any accommodation enquiries, please contact Ski Japan via groups@skijapan.com
Why visit Rusutsu?
Rusutsu is a must-visit destination for ski and snowboard enthusiasts, having won “The World Ski Awards for Japan’s Best Ski Resort” multiple times over. With over 14 metres of powder snow each season, it’s little wonder why!
The resort boasts three mountains with terrain suitable for all levels of boarders and skiers, making it a great place for visitors with varying skill levels. Additionally, Rusutsu has fantastic food options, world-class accommodation and conference facilities, along with options for off-mountain activities and day trips.
Families with young children will appreciate the English-speaking creche and numerous kid-friendly activities available. Plus, the resort is only a 90-minute bus ride from Sapporo or the airport.
If you’re looking to save money on accommodation, there are budget-friendly options available outside of the resort. A destination with universal appeal, the Rusutsu destination truly offers something for everyone.
