The Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program has 3 stages:
Entry to the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program can occur at the beginning of the Basic Stage (Stage A) or at the beginning of the first Advanced Stage (Stage B).
To apply for Stage A, you must:
To apply for Stage B, you must meet the basic entry requirements (Stage A) and provide adequate evidence of comparable abilities or achievements.
Applicants must have completed an Advanced Life Support course and have provided a copy of your course certification, as well as one or more of the following:
The allocation of a trainee to a stage depends upon the criteria that they meet. It doesn’t directly or necessarily relate to the nature of the work that they do or to the learning objectives that they add to their learning plan.
Trainees are allocated to a single stage. A trainee in Stage A is someone who is yet to satisfy the criteria for entry into Stage B. A trainee in Stage A may add a small number of Stage B learning objectives to their 6-monthly learning plan, depending on experiences anticipated in that period.
It’s acknowledged a trainee in Stage A is likely to undertake certain work or to attend a course that advances their knowledge or skills to the standard of Stage B. Such overlap is a natural consequence of the opportunistic nature of learning in this specialty.
If a trainee obtains the Stage B entry requirements whilst in Stage A, they are eligible to commence Stage B at the start of their next 6-month training period. Trainees must submit evidence that they have met the criteria to enter Stage B to OccEnvMed@racp.edu.au
New and current trainees need to apply for Advanced Training each year.
Applicants who want to join or progress through the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Advanced Training Program and meet the eligibility criteria must complete an application form. Consultation with the Regional Training Program Director (TPD), who will act as a point of contact and provide assistance with the application process, is suggested.
The Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program has 3 stages:
The Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program is competency-based and focused on achievement of learning rather than on time spent in the program.
Stage A requires the completion of:
Stage B requires the completion of:
Stage C requires the completion of:
More information can be found here.
AUD $3,911.00 (reduced fee of 50% for trainees in research)
Written examinations: AUD $2,153.00
Basic Training Clinical Examination: AUD $3,221.00
Faculty Clinical Examinations: AUD $3,221.00
AUD $1,456.00
PGY Intake Year (earliest)
Training Duration (minimum)
The Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program has 3 stages:
Entry to the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program can occur at the beginning of the Basic Stage (Stage A) or at the beginning of the first Advanced Stage (Stage B).
To apply for Stage A, you must:
To apply for Stage B, you must meet the basic entry requirements (Stage A) and provide adequate evidence of comparable abilities or achievements.
Applicants must have completed an Advanced Life Support course and have provided a copy of your course certification, as well as one or more of the following:
The allocation of a trainee to a stage depends upon the criteria that they meet. It doesn’t directly or necessarily relate to the nature of the work that they do or to the learning objectives that they add to their learning plan.
Trainees are allocated to a single stage. A trainee in Stage A is someone who is yet to satisfy the criteria for entry into Stage B. A trainee in Stage A may add a small number of Stage B learning objectives to their 6-monthly learning plan, depending on experiences anticipated in that period.
It’s acknowledged a trainee in Stage A is likely to undertake certain work or to attend a course that advances their knowledge or skills to the standard of Stage B. Such overlap is a natural consequence of the opportunistic nature of learning in this specialty.
If a trainee obtains the Stage B entry requirements whilst in Stage A, they are eligible to commence Stage B at the start of their next 6-month training period. Trainees must submit evidence that they have met the criteria to enter Stage B to OccEnvMed@racp.edu.au
New and current trainees need to apply for Advanced Training each year.
Applicants who want to join or progress through the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Advanced Training Program and meet the eligibility criteria must complete an application form. Consultation with the Regional Training Program Director (TPD), who will act as a point of contact and provide assistance with the application process, is suggested.
The Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program has 3 stages:
The Occupational and Environmental Medicine Training Program is competency-based and focused on achievement of learning rather than on time spent in the program.
Stage A requires the completion of:
Stage B requires the completion of:
Stage C requires the completion of:
More information can be found here.
AUD $3,911.00 (reduced fee of 50% for trainees in research)
Written examinations: AUD $2,153.00
Basic Training Clinical Examination: AUD $3,221.00
Faculty Clinical Examinations: AUD $3,221.00
AUD $1,456.00
PGY Intake Year (earliest)
Training Duration (minimum)
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