CREI Subspecialty Training Unit – Fertility Specialists of Western Australia and King Edward Memorial Hospital

Overview

Fertility Specialists of Western Australia and King Edward Memorial Hospital is listed by RANZCOG as an accredited training unit for the Certification in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (CREI) subspecialty programme; trainees selected through RANZCOG's competitive subspecialty selection complete clinical training years in prospectively approved positions at accredited units.

The programme

Training type

Subspecialty training programme

Duration

RANZCOG subspecialty programme: Years 1–3 clinical training plus post-Year 3 training and a scholarly elective (unit placement length set by the position)

Start

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Positions

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Accreditation

RANZCOG-accredited CREI subspecialty training unit; accreditation period listed 01/10/2025 – 30/09/2027

Department

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Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Must meet RANZCOG eligibility criteria for subspecialty selection (FRANZCOG trainee/Fellow pathway); selection is competitive

International applicants

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Visa support

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Licence requirement

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How to apply

Deadline

RANZCOG subspecialty selection: 2026 round applications open 12 January – close 12 February 2026; 2027 information TBC (per RANZCOG page)

Application method

Competitive RANZCOG CREI subspecialty selection (crei@ranzcog.edu.au), then appointment to a training position at the unit; unit Program Director: Professor Roger Hart

Funding

Funding

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Official sources