Medical Training Review Panel 19th Report

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  Chapter of Palliative Medicine (RACP-AChPM)
  

Can enter with fellowship of a faculty or college approved by the Chapter or completion of RACP basic training, including written and clinical examinations

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  Chapter of Addiction Medicine (RACP-AChAM)
  

Can enter with fellowship of a faculty or college approved by the Chapter or completion of RACP basic training, including written and clinical examinations

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  Chapter of Sexual Health Medicine
  

Can enter with fellowship of a faculty or college approved by the Chapter or completion of RACP basic training, including written and clinical examinations

2012 Fellowship Program: 5 years full-time which comprises 1 year in Stage 1, 2 years in Stage 2 and

Optional additional advanced training certificate programs in addiction, adult, child and adolescent, consultation-liaison, old age, psychotherapy and forensic psychiatry

Can enter after completing PGY1

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  Clinical Radiology
  

Can enter after completing PGY1 and PGY2 years

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  Radiation Oncology
  

Can enter after completing PGY1 and PGY2 years

Can enter after completing PGY1

Training consists of 1 year Core Clinical Training,
2 years Primary Rural and Remote Training and 1 year Advanced Specialised Training

4 years advanced training full-time equivalent

Can apply from PGY2 to commence in PGY3

Surgical Education and Training (SET) occurs in nine specialty areas:

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  Cardiothoracic surgery – 6 years full-time
  
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  General surgery – 4 to 5 years full-time
  
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  Neurosurgery – 6 years full-time including 1 year of full-time research
  
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  Orthopaedic surgery – 5 years full-time
  
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  Otolaryngology Head and Neck surgery – 5 years full-time
  
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  Paediatric surgery – up to 7 years full-time
  
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  Plastic and Reconstructive surgery – 5 years fulltime
  
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  Urology – 5 years full-time
  

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  Vascular surgery – 5 years full-time