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Prospective trainees must have:- completed RACP Basic Training, including Written and Clinical Examinations
– a current medical registration
– been appointed to an appropriate Advanced Training position
Applicants must first apply for and be accepted for a Advanced Training Position.
Trainees undergo 36 months of certified core training time comprising:
– Core training (24 months minimum)
– Non-core training (12 months maximum)
They will also complete:
– 1 x Advanced Training Research Project (trainees who commenced in 2017 onwards only)
– Communication Skills Workshop (Adult Medicine trainees only)
– Developmental and Psychosocial Training (Paediatrics & Child Health trainees only)
Teaching and learning
– 2 x Learning Needs Analysis per training year (1 per 6-month rotation)
– 1 x Professional Qualities Reflection per training year
– Complete the Cultural Competence and Cultural Safety module before the end of Advanced Training (from 2023 onwards)
– 1 x half-day Communication Skills Workshop (minimum) over the course of Advanced Training (from 2023 onwards)
– 1 x Trainee’s Report each rotation (recommended; from 2023 onwards)
Assessments
– 1 x Supervisor’s Report per rotation (2 x 12-month rotations — full-time and part-time trainees)
– 2 x Case-based Discussions per training year (1 per 6-month rotation)
– 4 x Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercises per training year (2 per 6-month rotation)
AUD $3,690.00 (reduced fee of 50% for trainees in research)
Written examinations: AUD $2,031.00
Basic Training Clinical Examination: AUD $3,039.00
Faculty Clinical Examinations: AUD $3,039.00
AUD $1,344.00
PGY Intake Year (earliest)
Training Duration (minimum)
Prospective trainees must have:- completed RACP Basic Training, including Written and Clinical Examinations
– a current medical registration
– been appointed to an appropriate Advanced Training position
Applicants must first apply for and be accepted for a Advanced Training Position.
Trainees undergo 36 months of certified core training time comprising:
– Core training (24 months minimum)
– Non-core training (12 months maximum)
They will also complete:
– 1 x Advanced Training Research Project (trainees who commenced in 2017 onwards only)
– Communication Skills Workshop (Adult Medicine trainees only)
– Developmental and Psychosocial Training (Paediatrics & Child Health trainees only)
Teaching and learning
– 2 x Learning Needs Analysis per training year (1 per 6-month rotation)
– 1 x Professional Qualities Reflection per training year
– Complete the Cultural Competence and Cultural Safety module before the end of Advanced Training (from 2023 onwards)
– 1 x half-day Communication Skills Workshop (minimum) over the course of Advanced Training (from 2023 onwards)
– 1 x Trainee’s Report each rotation (recommended; from 2023 onwards)
Assessments
– 1 x Supervisor’s Report per rotation (2 x 12-month rotations — full-time and part-time trainees)
– 2 x Case-based Discussions per training year (1 per 6-month rotation)
– 4 x Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercises per training year (2 per 6-month rotation)
AUD $3,690.00 (reduced fee of 50% for trainees in research)
Written examinations: AUD $2,031.00
Basic Training Clinical Examination: AUD $3,039.00
Faculty Clinical Examinations: AUD $3,039.00
AUD $1,344.00
PGY Intake Year (earliest)
Training Duration (minimum)
Excellent training environments and training opportunities for medical prevocational trainees.
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