Certificate of Women's Health (CWH)

Overview

Listed on the OBGYN Fellow sister directory from an official source. Training type reported as: College certificate (logbook and written examination) for GPs, GP registrars and hospital RMOs. Confirm current intake, eligibility and funding on the official page.

The programme

Focus

Office-based and primary-care women's health (office gynaecology, family planning, shared antenatal care, menopause basics)

Training type

Subspecialty training programme

Duration

3 months minimum to 2 years maximum (4 years if completing multiple programs concurrently)

Start

Rolling; start within the PGY period described on the page

Positions

Not published; confirm with program

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Applicants must be at least PGY1 and either provide shared antenatal care or practise in a GP practice with a training mentor, be a RACGP/ACRRM registrar in a GP placement, or be starting an obstetric RMO rotation of generally three months or more.

Practice location requirement

Applicants must be at least PGY1 and either provide shared antenatal care or practise in a GP practice with a training mentor, be a RACGP/ACRRM registrar in a GP placement, or be starting an obstetric RMO rotation of generally three months or more.

International applicants

Not published; eligibility requires practising in a recognised facility or GP practice with a training mentor

Visa support

Not published; confirm with program

How to apply

Deadline

Not published; confirm with program

Funding and costs

Funding

Training fee AUD 1,810 for one program from 1 Feb 2026 (no GST); CWH written examination AUD 907

Sources and verification