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Your exclusive one-day practitioner only summit reframing longevity in the context of metabolic health
Metabolic health is fundamentally linked to health span. It influences every body system, shaping not only how we feel today but how we age tomorrow. Metabolic dysfunction is a primary driver of a spectrum of chronic diseases which collectively account for the greatest burden of morbidity and mortality worldwide.
For the holistic clinician, increasing health span and vitality has always been a fundamental goal; and addressing metabolic dysfunction represents a profound opportunity to extend the years lived in optimal wellbeing.
In an era of supplement-driven protocols and quick-fix trends, there is a critical need to reframe longevity as a whole-system, person-centred clinical framework, rather than the endless pursuit of biohacking and longevity shortcuts.
The BioMedica Metabolic Health Summit bridges cutting-edge science with grassroots clinical realities. Across two streams and 12 dynamic sessions, the summit will explore how clinicians can deliver effective care for patients with chronic and complex metabolic health presentations, while laying the groundwork for long-term vitality.
Topics will span weight management, integrative cardiology, and the role of the microbiome in metabolic regulation. Practical sessions will consider clinical prioritisation, the patient experience, and sustainable business practises - ensuring that both patients and practitioners thrive.
AUSTRALIAN PRACTITIONERS - BOOKING
EVENT DETAILS
Saturday 13th June 2026
INVESTMENT
Early Bird offer available 28.01.26-31.03.26
Prices in AUD and are inclusive of GST.
SUMMIT HIGHLIGHTS
SPEAKERS
We are proud to introduce your 2026 BioMedica Metabolic Health Summit speakers: a dynamic blend of integrative leaders bringing depth, diversity and real-world clinical wisdom.
Dr Charlie Teo
Charismatic and controversial, ground-breaking neurosurgeon Dr Charlie Teo is world-renowned for offering surgery to people with brain cancer who have been given no hope. Teo’s mantra for life is that there is no such thing as false hope. That we must hold and cradle hope, even when the odds are against you.
Dr Teo strongly believes that a surgeon’s responsibility to his patients shouldn’t end on the operating table. In his quest for better treatments, he has contributed to raising over $50 million for brain cancer research.
Charlie has an international reputation for doing radical surgery on brain tumours that other neurosurgeons consider inoperable. For over 30 years, he has pioneered minimally invasive techniques in neurosurgery and trained many of the world’s leading figures in neurosurgery. Teo is still in constant demand by patients worldwide, including Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Britain, and South-East Asia. He continues to operate overseas on the most complex brain tumours and to share his skills and knowledge in the field of brain cancer.
Wendy Burke
Wendy Burke is a Naturopath and founder of The Healthy Hormone Naturopath in Brisbane North, where she supports women to understand and optimise their hormonal health. Her path to naturopathy began after overcoming post-natal depression and significant weight gain, ultimately rebuilding her health through nutrition and movement and achieving a 40-kg weight loss. This experience drove her to study Nutrition, Naturopathy, Herbal Medicine and Fitness and work closely with weight-management psychologists, deepening her understanding of weight stigma and the biology behind unsuccessful dieting.
Wendy’s particular passion is GLP-1 receptor agonists. She is dedicated to understanding why these medications work brilliantly for some people and not others, and how hormones, metabolic patterns and the gut environment shape individual responses. She provides evidence-based, compassionate support for clients choosing GLP-1 therapies.
Outside clinic life, she’s a mum of two teens and enthusiastic owner of 42 pairs of workout tights.
Georgina Langdale
Georgina Langdale is dedicated to helping people navigate major life transitions—from menopause through to the final stages of life. A hospice spiritual-care coordinator, herbalist, coach, reiki practitioner, and ecotherapist, her approach to healing is informed by a near-death experience in childhood and shaped by the teachings of Hildegard of Bingen, Marsilio Ficino, and Paracelsus. Her work with the dying led her to formal training in spiritual companionship and end-of-life care.
Georgina has developed and delivered numerous workshops, online courses, and compassionate care trainings for health professionals and individuals. She is a regular speaker at conferences and events. Her book 50 Things to Help When Life Changes was published in 2024.
She is also the founder of Archeus, an award-winning herbal apothecary known for its NatFem Botanics range, created to support women’s wellbeing through natural, plant-based formulations.
Before establishing Archeus, Georgina worked across radio, television, and print media; ran a cultural communications agency in London; contributed to global sustainability initiatives at the United Nations Environment Programme; and worked at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. These experiences underpin her holistic, integrative approach to wellness.
Georgina is a member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF), the International End of Life Doula Association (INELDA), Spiritual Directors International, and the Climate Coaching Alliance. She sits on the steering committee of the Compassionate Communities Collective in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand.
Her training includes end of life care with the Conscious Dying Institute, Colorado), IWHI Menopause Coaching, herbalism, reiki master, Four Winds Shamanic Energy Medicine, and clinical hypnotherapy. In 2024, catalyzed by her work with the dying, she completed her spiritual accompaniment training and was ordained as an Interfaith Minister with the OneSpirit Foundation UK.
Dr Jason Kaplan
A/Prof Jason Kaplan is a cardiac imaging specialist and preventative cardiologist who graduated with Honours in Medicine from UNSW in 1999. He completed his Internal Medicine training at St George and Prince of Wales Hospitals, followed by Adult Cardiology training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
He has undertaken advanced international training in all aspects of echocardiography, including at the Mayo Clinic, and has been involved in training echocardiographers for over 15 years. Prior to specialising in cardiology, A/Prof Kaplan also completed advanced training in medical oncology and pharmacology, enabling a holistic approach to patient care, particularly for patients with complex medical conditions. This background underpins his special interest in cardio-oncology, focusing on the cardiac care of patients undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment.
A/Prof Kaplan is an accredited specialist in Cardiac CT and regularly teaches other specialists in this field. He is also a proponent of Integrative Cardiology, incorporating cardiovascular, nutritional, functional and mind–body medicine into clinical practice. His interests extend to Sports Cardiology, where he has worked with the NSW Institute of Sport, Olympic athletes, and professional teams including the NRL and A-League.
In recognition of his contribution to cardiovascular medicine, A/Prof Kaplan was elected a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology in 2019. He is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Notre Dame, Sydney, and practises in St Leonards on the North Shore Hospital campus, as well as at St Vincent’s Clinic and St Vincent’s Private Hospital in Sydney.
Robert Claridge
Robert Claridge founded Claridge Naturopathics in Geelong with a simple mission: to support people in reclaiming their health through realistic, evidence-informed, and personalized care. Over four decades, he has had the privilege of guiding patients through more than 200,000 consultations, mentoring fellow practitioners, and sharing knowledge with both the community and his peers.
Robert’s approach is rooted in the belief that true health change comes from empowering individuals to understand their bodies, rethink habits, and embrace sustainable lifestyle choices. He has developed protocols, programs, and educational resources to support this, always with a focus on practicality and measurable outcomes.
A lifelong advocate of Naturopathic philosophy, Robert is clear that he does not “heal” anyone. Instead, he feels deeply honoured to witness the body’s remarkable capacity to self-heal when the right conditions are created. His work has always been guided by curiosity, compassion, and a commitment to helping people step confidently into their own health potential.
Erin O'Hara
Erin combines her knowledge of Naturopathy and Science to provide an integrative and evidence-based approach to health. Erin holds a Bachelor of Science (Physiology) from The University of Auckland, and a Bachelor of Natural Medicine from South Pacific College of Natural Medicine. Erin is focused on a balanced view of healthcare with over 15 years of clinical experience and scientific research.
Erin utilises the best evidence-based therapies and commonly works in conjunction with conventional treatments. She draws from her clinical experience and knowledge to understand the root cause of the disease, analysing test results, and provides a holistic approach to wellbeing. Erin has a Naturopath Clinic in New Zealand with a particular focus on integrative oncology support, women's health, autoimmune conditions, and chronic diseases.
Academic and Academic Degrees
BSc (Physiology) 2006 TheUniversity of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
BNatMed 2013 South Pacific College of Natural Medicine, Auckland, New Zealand
Professional Appointments, Academic Achievements
2013 - 2023 Director and Yoga Teacher at Golden Yogi, Auckland, New Zealand
2013 to present, Naturopathic Practitioner at Erin O'Hara Naturopath Clinic, Auckland, New Zealand
2020 to present Wellness Expert for NewsTalk ZB radio station
Rebekah Jones
Rebekah Jones is a Functional Dietitian, Speaker, and Business Coach who helps:
- Health professionals build scalable, digital-first practices.
- Patients in reducing their biological age.
- And speaks at industry events on the future of healthcare.
She is the founder of the Premium Private Practice Coaching Program, a system that helps practitioners digitise their expertise, deliver world-class results at scale, and protect their wellbeing.
Rebekah also runs longevity-focused patient programs, combining nutrition, genetics, and lifestyle interventions to optimise health-span and personalise care.
She received her qualifications as a Nutritionist and Registered Dietitian after first training as a Zoologist and gaining international experience living in China. She went on to work across renal, general inpatients, community health, and acute mental health in hospital and private settings before transitioning into digital practice.
Rebekah divides her time between Sydney and New Zealand, and outside of work enjoys strength training, saunas, carrots, time outdoors, and family life.
Heather Musgrove
RN, RM, Grad Dip Nurs, Adv Dip Naturopathy, Western Herbal Medicine, Nutritional Medicine, IFM Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner (USA)
Heather Musgrove is a Naturopath, Nutritionist, Herbalist, Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner (USA) IFM, Registered Nurse and Midwife who specialises in holistic, individualised care through diet, lifestyle and nutritional therapy. Her clinic Live Well is located in Mildura (regional Victoria). Heather treats clients of all ages and conditions including - weight management, stress management, chronic health conditions including hormonal imbalances and detoxification. Heather has been providing health advice for over 17 years. Studying Nursing in Mildura, Midwifery in Melbourne, Naturopathy/Herbalism/Nutrition in Queensland and Functional Medicine in the USA. Heather is a qualified Metabolic Balance Coach and is helping her clients achieve their current and future health goals with this proven nutrition plan. Heather also qualified as a yoga teacher in 2023 in Goa, India and is running weekly Yin Yoga classes at Live Well.
Maya Butti
Maya is a member of the BioMedica clinical support team, a degree qualified clinician, and a passionate educator on natural health therapies.
Her previous experience includes lecturing on health and wellbeing in the corporate space, clinical practise and practitioner education and training.
Maya believes in marrying clinical research with the real life practicalities of patient care.
Samuel Peters
Samuel is the Education and Technical Manager at BioMedica, leading a growing and dedicated team of practitioners and researchers in the delivery of high quality educational material and technical support. Samuel is a degree-qualified naturopath who brings both clinical practice and post-graduate research experience to his role in education and practitioner technical support.
Samuel has lectured nationally to a broad cross section of the healthcare industry, contributed nutrition and naturopathic articles to a variety of publications and has been a guest speaker at industry events. Samuel has always focused on taking a balanced view of healthcare, evaluating health trends for their clinical relevance and scientific rigour.
His passion is assisting practitioners to stay abreast of the latest research to facilitate the delivery of optimal health outcomes.
HOST - Tabitha McIntosh
Tabitha is an experienced Naturopath, founder & director of Awaken Your Health in Sydney where she has run successful private clinical practice for two decades, integrating Naturopathic healing principles with the latest scientific research to educate and empower her clients. After attaining her Bachelor of Medical Science (University of NSW, 2001), she went on to pursue her passion for Integrative healthcare by completing an Advanced Diploma Naturopathy & Diploma Nutrition (Nature Care College, 2005), and Post Grad Dip of Applied Science in Nutritional & Environmental Medicine (Swinburne University, 2006). More recently Tabitha has completed her Masters in Reproductive Medicine through the School of Medicine (University of NSW 2022). Absolutely passionate about improving the health of everyone she comes in contact with, and a focus of her work is optimising heath and fertility by implementing therapeutic diets, whilst educating around the hidden dangers of environmental chemicals. Tabitha has a patient-centred approach and she enjoys working collaboratively alongside other clinicians, to help her clients reach their full potential.
SUMMIT KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
YOUR INVESTMENT
In person (Sydney)
$255 (inc. GST)
Saving of $85 on standard ticket price
Inlcuded in your ticket price:
Watch Party (Perth)
$225 (inc. GST)
Saving of $75 on standard ticket price
Included in your ticket price:
Livestream
$188 (inc. GST)
Saving of $62 on standard ticket price
Included in your ticket price:
STANDARD PRICING
In Person (Sydney)
$340 (inc. GST)
Watch Party (Perth)
$300 (inc. GST)
Livestream
$250 (inc. GST)
* Early Bird offer available until midnight (AEDT) Tuesday 31st March 2026. Standard pricing available from Wednesday 1st April 2026.
All prices are in AUD and inclusive of GST.
Students eligible for 20% off active ticket price.
FEEDBACK FROM PAST BIOMEDICA SUMMIT ATTENDEES
"The event was very thoughtful - the attention to detail and consideration of attendees’ needs was exceptional. Staff went out of their way to check in with everyone and make them welcome & comfortable throughout the day. The catering & tasting tables were extremely generous. I’ve been coming to these events for 25 years and this was by far the best organised."
Sydney delegate, Women's Health Summit
"I absolutely loved being part of the watch party it was such a refreshing and inspiring experience. It gave me the chance to connect with like-minded practitioners, share insights, and simply enjoy being in a community that understands and supports one another. The perfect mix of professional development and fun, and such a beautiful way to make a day out of learning and connecting. Already looking forward to the next one!"
Perth delegate, Women's Health Summit
"I really liked the entire event! The speakers were all interesting and engaging, audio and visuals were great, all of the associated documents were really helpful, the event ran well to time, the breaks were well spaced, basically it was jam packed full of goodness.
I am really glad I attended!"
Virtual delegate, Women's Health Summit
SESSION OVERVIEW
PLENARY SESSIONS (MORNING)
SESSION DESCRIPTION
While public interest in longevity is accelerating, most patients are not seeking “longevity protocols” when they visit a natural medicine clinic. Instead, they present with the realities of chronic illness – such as fatigue, pain or metabolic dysfunction, hoping to “feel well”.
For holistic clinicians, the concept of longevity therefore carries a different meaning. It is not a standalone concept, or an aspirational endpoint; rather, longevity becomes a natural byproduct of good healthcare. It is a natural outcome of treating the whole person and their chronic illness, addressing root causes, and empowering patients to increase health span.
In this short opening address Samuel will untangle the concept of health span and the role of longevity medicine in naturopathic practice. Delegates will be invited to approach the sessions ahead with a framework that holds tightly to the foundations of holistic health care, while embracing new evidence-based strategies that strengthen our clinical framework.
This session sets the stage for a day of learning that is scientifically rigorous, clinically practical, and intrinsically connected to the values of whole‑person care.
Presented by
Samuel Peters
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Life repeatedly places roadblocks in front of you. You can see them as barriers or stepping stones to bigger and better things. Sadly, the one vocation in which politics should play no role has disappointed me over the last 4 decades. My professional career has been punctuated by vicious and pernicious complaints from fellow medical doctors, character assassination by media, one rule for me and another for everyone else by medical governing bodies, and duplicity on a grand scale.
Despite the rough journey, my mental health is good, I'm still doing what I love most. Friends and family have shown infatiguable loyalty, and fair-weathered friends have been culled.
By almost every metric, they have not killed me. They have made me stronger.
Presented by
Dr Charlie Teo
SESSION DESCRIPTION
The rapid rise of GLP-1 receptor agonists – from type 2 diabetes management to mainstream weight-loss therapy – has been one of the most significant shifts in metabolic medicine in recent decades. With expanding indications and growing public uptake, these agents are now firmly embedded in clinical practice.
This two-part presentation focuses on GLP-1 receptor agonists through a foundational natural-health lens: the gut as a central regulator of metabolic response.
The discussion explores the bidirectional relationship between GLP-1 receptor agonists and the gut microbiome – examining not only how these agents may alter microbial composition and inflammatory signalling, but also how an individual’s baseline gut environment may influence therapeutic efficacy, tolerability, and clinical outcomes.
By integrating current research with real-world microbiome case data, these sessions aim to equip practitioners with a more nuanced, clinically relevant framework for supporting patients using – or considering – GLP-1 receptor agonists.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
Presented by
Wendy Burke
SESSION DESCRIPTION
As clients with chronic illness move into palliative or end-stage care, many allied and complementary health professionals find themselves navigating uncertain and sensitive terrain. We need to better develop understanding and tools to meet this need and realise the profound opportunity to offer meaningful, integrated whole-person support when it is needed most.
This session gives an overview of practical and compassionate ways practitioners can help provide integrated care for patients in the final stages of life, how whole-person care principles can shape your clinical practice, and the important role you can play in fostering a compassionate community around patients and their family as the end draws near.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
In this session delegates will gain:
Presented by
Georgina Langdale
STREAM SESSIONS (AFTERNOON)
STREAM A
Integrative cardiology: From root cause to red flags
Presented by
Dr Jason Kaplan
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality, and its roots often trace back decades before clinical presentation, resulting in complex, multifactorial case presentations.
In this session, Jason will present unique clinical insights into cardiovascular care as an experienced integrative cardiologist, guiding holistic practitioners through the nuanced, evolving, and sometimes controversial evidence base.
The session will explore the early origins of atherosclerosis and vascular dysfunction, exploring the LDL accumulation hypothesis, setting the stage for proactive intervention.
Jason will break down cardiology’s evidence hierarchy, review landmark trials, and highlight scenarios where medications may be considered non-negotiable. Delegates will leave this session confident in their ability to communicate effectively with cardiovascular specialists and identify red flags and high-risk situations requiring urgent referral.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
STREAM B
The gut as a central regulator of metabolic health and implications for GLP-1-based therapies (case studies)
Presented by
Wendy Burke
SESSION DESCRIPTION
The rapid rise of GLP-1 receptor agonists – from type 2 diabetes management to mainstream weight-loss therapy – has been one of the most significant shifts in metabolic medicine in recent decades. With expanding indications and growing public uptake, these agents are now firmly embedded in clinical practice.
This two-part presentation focuses on GLP-1 receptor agonists through a foundational natural-health lens: the gut as a central regulator of metabolic response.
The discussion explores the bidirectional relationship between GLP-1 receptor agonists and the gut microbiome – examining not only how these agents may alter microbial composition and inflammatory signalling, but also how an individual’s baseline gut environment may influence therapeutic efficacy, tolerability, and clinical outcomes.
By integrating current research with real-world microbiome case data, these sessions aim to equip practitioners with a more nuanced, clinically relevant framework for supporting patients using – or considering – GLP-1 receptor agonists.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
Part two of the presentation discusses:
STREAM A
Reframing the patient experience in metabolic health
Presented by
Robert Claridge
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Our modern world presents increasingly complex health challenges. Traditional “disease-model” approaches, funded through our healthcare system, often fall short of addressing the root causes and full scope of these issues. What is needed is a new strategy - one that not only alleviates symptoms but also identifies underlying causes and empowers patients to take an active role in their own healing. Naturopathic philosophy offers a guiding framework, but today’s clinicians require practical, modern tools to translate this philosophy into effective care.
In this session, experienced clinician Robert Claridge will share strategies to help practitioners navigate complex cases with confidence and clarity. He will present systems-oriented treatment protocols designed to address both underlying causes and immediate relief, alongside key approaches to sustain patient engagement and motivation.
With these tools, you will be able to build a practice that delivers meaningful outcomes for your patients while also providing professional satisfaction and growth.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
STREAM B
When longevity runs out: Bringing whole-person care to your practice (case studies)
Presented by
Georgina Langdale
SESSION DESCRIPTION
As clients with chronic illness move into palliative or end-stage care, many allied and complementary health professionals find themselves navigating uncertain and sensitive terrain.
We need to better develop understanding and tools to meet this need and realise the profound opportunity to offer meaningful, integrated whole-person support when it is needed most.
This session gives an overview of practical and compassionate ways practitioners can help provide integrated care for patients in the final stages of life, how whole-person care principles can shape your clinical practice, and the important role you can play in fostering a compassionate community around patients and their family as the end draws near.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
Continuing the theme from Part 1 this session digs deeper into:
STREAM A
Clinical prioritisation in metabolic health: a case-based framework for when the body is in a chronic crisis
Presented by
Erin O'Hara
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Metabolic dysfunction is a core component and key driver in pathogenesis of many complex diseases.
Understanding the primary mechanisms linking to complex health conditions is often mitochondria dysfunction, leading to impaired energy production, increased oxidative stress, and chronic inflammation.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
STREAM B
Cracking the code: Clinical strategies that actually work in midlife weight management
Presented by
Heather Musgrove
SESSION DESCRIPTION
As natural medicine practitioners we are the best qualified and best suited to supporting clients in the weight management place. Not being up to date and proactive in this space is ignoring a huge cohort of often desperate, motivated, and often price insensitive clients who are anxious to prevent and reverse chronic disease. All they want is your help and measurable outcomes.
In my practice over the last 5 years I have gone from dreading another weight loss client to looking at my diary and seeing a weight loss client as ‘break’ from the hard slog of one-on-one consultations. Why? Because we have the tools to ensure their success and their visit will be a positive and easy to manage consultation.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
In this session delegates will learn;
STREAM A
Practice longevity: How to scale personalised metabolic care without burning out
Presented by
Rebekah Jones
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Most practitioners aren’t struggling with clinical skills - they’re struggling with a model that makes great care hard to deliver consistently, without burning out.
This session helps clinicians rethink how they structure and deliver care, moving beyond the traditional “time-for-money” model into one that supports both business longevity and patient transformation - allowing practitioners to build a sustainable business while providing deeply personalised healthcare for clients with metabolic or other chronic health presentations.
Rather than focusing on theory, this talk provides actionable frameworks for practitioners to build businesses that are both financially stable and clinically effective.
While I’ll reference a clinical example to illustrate the process, the talk is built around replicable principles - helping practitioners evolve how they deliver care, not what they prescribe.
“It’s not just what you do that determines your success; it’s how you deliver it.”
This session aims to highlight how structured, evidence-based systems that improve patient outcomes can also safeguard the practitioner’s wellbeing and business growth.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
STREAM B
Innovations in metabolic health: exploring the evidence behind post-biotics, flavonoids and herbal medicine
Presented by
Maya Butti
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Metabolic dysfunction is a significant clinical challenge across naturopathic and integrative practices, impacting vitality and longevity.
This session will place metabolic health at the centre of longevity medicine, exploring how targeted support for glucose regulation, insulin sensitivity and gut-derived metabolic signalling can meaningfully shift clinical outcomes.
In this session, Maya will explore cutting edge nutraceuticals alongside time-honored herbal therapies to support metabolic flexibility, blood sugar regulation and sustainable weight management.
By integrating emerging evidence with traditional therapeutic principles, this session delivers a clinically relevant, multi-targeted approach to metabolic health that practitioners can apply immediately in practice.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
CLINICAL PRACTICE WORKSHOPS (EVENING - Sydney in-person only)
One of the key benefits of attending the Summit in person is the opportunity to attend our Clinical Practice Workshops, led by our expert speakers.
Choose up to 3 x 20-minute sessions for your chance to continue the conversation with the Summit speakers in an intimate setting.
Pre-booking is essential as spaces at the workshops are limited, and will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.
Booking is done via the event App. More details will be shared closer to the date once you purchase a ticket so please keep an eye on your email inbox (and spam folder).
FAQs
The Early Bird pricing is available until midnight Tuesday 31st March, after which Standard pricing will apply.
Yes, all sessions will be recorded (excluding clinical practice workshops) and available for future viewing as part of your in person or livestream ticket purchase. Recording will be available approximately 10 days post the summit.
Closer to the date of the Summit, you will receive communication from BioMedica with instructions on how to download and access the event app. From there you will be able to indicate your prefrence for the afternoon session you wish to attend. Please note that this is only a preference and doesn't require a booking. Final choice can be done on the day based on room capacity.
Closer to the date of the Summit, you will receive communication from BioMedica with instructions on how to download and access the event app. From there, you will be able to select the workshop you wish to attend and at what time. Please note that as there are limited spots, these workshops require a booking. Spots will be allocated on a first-come, first served basis. Booking can be amended pending availability.
Yes, you can choose any session from steam A or B for each timeslot and don't need to stay in stream A or B for the whole afternoon.
Yes, the livestream will also give you the possibility to choose your session between stream A and B. You will also have access to the recording, so you can rewatch all the sessions at a future date.
Yes, within the livestream you have the ability to ask questions and participate into the Q&A session
Yes, the BioMedica Metabolic Health Summit will have CPE points. You can gain 5.5h with our livestream or Perth watch party, 6.5h with our in-person Sydney event and 8.5h of learning by watching all the recorded sessions post the summit. A CPE certificate will be automatically uploaded on your BioMedica portal after the event.
Yes, the Summit is suitable for students undertaking eligible courses to attend. Check eligibility here. If you are a clinic student with a BioMedica account you can book your ticket directly on our website. If you do not have a BioMedica purchasing account please select the Overseas Practitioners button to be taken to our Eventbrite page.
Cancellations for Sydney In-Person and Perth Watch Party tickets can be made for a full refund until midnight Sunday 31st May (AEST). From 1st June onwards, refunds are not available; however, tickets may be transferred to a Livestream booking, with a refund issued for the difference between the original purchase price and the Livestream ticket price at the time of transfer.
For Livestream bookings, cancellations for a full refund can be accepted until midnight Wednesday 10th June. After this date, cancellations / refund cannot be made.
PURCHASING YOUR TICKET
Only registered BioMedica Australian practitioners and clinic students can purchase directly via our website.
Overseas practitioners, students and practitioners without a purchasing account will purchase their tickets via Eventbrite.
Click the below button to access Eventbrite page.
For group bookings or if you have any questions please call customer service on 1300 884 704 or email events@biomedica.com.au
