RACP Advanced Training in Medical Oncology (Australia & New Zealand)

Overview

National specialist training pathway leading to FRACP in medical oncology; 36 months FTE of certified training at RACP-accredited settings across Australia and New Zealand.

The programme

Training type

Specialist training programme

Duration

3 years (36 months FTE)

Start

Annual training year (registration for first half/whole year by 28 February; second half by 31 August)

Positions

Not stated on official page

Accreditation

RACP (AMC/MCNZ-accredited specialist medical college); leads to FRACP

Department

Not stated on official page

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Completed RACP Basic Training including Written and Clinical Examinations; current medical registration; appointment to an appropriate Advanced Training position.

International applicants

Overseas-trained physicians follow separate RACP assessment pathways; recruitment to training posts is by individual settings, not the College.

Visa support

Not stated on official page

Licence requirement

Current medical registration (AHPRA/MCNZ)

How to apply

Deadline

Registration: 28 February (first half or whole year) and 31 August (second half)

Application method

Apply for an Advanced Training position with an accredited setting, then register with RACP each year

Funding

Funding

Not stated on official page

Official sources