About

Matthew Hill is a registered paramedic with 10 years of clinical experience working with the Queensland Ambulance Service. During this time, Matt undertook several roles including Advanced Care Paramedic II, Critical Care Paramedic, and Critical Care Flight Paramedic. He has also been involved with in-service education, taking on relief positions as a Clinical Support Officer and Senior Clinical Educator. Prior to being appointed as Lecturer, Paramedicine at UniSC in 2021, Matt taught into both the undergraduate and postgraduate Paramedic Science programs at CQUniversity.


The main drivers for Matt’s research stem from his clinical experience as a paramedic and his experience as a Peer Support Officer, where he has developed a keen interest in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of paramedics and their families. Matt is currently undertaking his PhD, where he is exploring the impact of traumatic stress on paramedics and their intimate partners.

Awards and Honours

Faculty Commendation for Academic Excellence
University of the Sunshine Coast (Australia, Sunshine Coast) - USC, 2013

Organisational Affiliations

Lecturer, Paramedic Sciences, School of Health - Paramedicine

Education

Masters in Paramedic Science (Critical Care)
20152017, Edith Cowan University (Australia, Perth) - ECU
Bachelor of Paramedic Science
20102012, University of the Sunshine Coast (Australia, Sunshine Coast) - USC