Advanced Training in General & Acute Care Medicine in NSW
Inaugural General Medicine Trainee Conference hosted by the John Hunter Network
Saturday, 25 November 2023
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About HETI. The Health Education and Training Institute (HETI) is a leading provider of high quality training and education to support more than 110,000 clinical and non-clinical staff, trainers, managers and leaders across the NSW health system
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HETI provides a diverse range of education & training opportunities for NSW healthcare professionals. Visit our site for more information.
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Contact Us. HETI - Head Office. Health Education and Training Institute (HETI). Tel: 02 9844 6551. How to make an enquiry or contact us. Contact the Office of the Chief Executive. Postal address. HETI Locked Bag 2030. St Leonards NSW 1590. Street
The Information Night for Recruitment to Advanced Training in General & Acute Care Medicine for the 2024 Clinical Year was held on 25 July 2023. The video recording from this event is available to view below. You will also find the 2022 recording with some additional informaiton relating to applications at the beginning. |
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GENERAL & ACUTE CARE MEDICINE TRAINING NETWORKS
ESTABLISHMENT OF ADVANCED TRAINING IN GENERAL & ACUTE CARE MEDICINE NETWORKS IN NSW.
At the request of the NSW Ministry of Health and in alignment with the recommendations of the Medical Portfolio Programs Review: Equipping NSW Doctors for Patient Centred Care, April 2015, the Health Education and Training Institute (HETI) established the Advanced Training in General & Acute Care Medicine Networks in NSW.
Establishment of a network training program
Networked training is an important part of ensuring the ongoing development of a competent Advanced General & Acute Care Medicine workforce for NSW. It provides:
- Support for all Advanced General & Acute Care Medicine trainees to have access to high quality clinical and educational opportunities in all accredited training sites;
- Recognition of the importance of rotations between metropolitan and regional/rural hospitals for Advanced General & Acute Care Medicine trainees;
- Network support for facilities to establish new accredited training positions in Advanced General & Acute Care Medicine.
The current Clinical Chair for the General & Acute Care Medicine Network Training Program is Dr Lisa Dark and network contact details are as above.
MORE INFORMATION FOR TRAINEES:
NSW Health’s Map my Health Career website provides information about and comparisons of medical specialties.
The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) is responsible for training in Advanced General Medicine and information about training is available on the RACP website at Advanced Training - General and Acute Care Medicine.