Senior trainees and Early Specialists are invited to join us for the upcoming Part 3 series, to be held virtually over two nights on Wednesday 23 July and Thursday 14 August. Hosted by Victoria, open to anaesthetists beginning their careers, trainees and IMGs from Vic, NSW, ACT & Tasmania Please join us for the upcoming Part 3 Series. […]
Real Talk: How I Got Onto TrainingExclusive Event for ASA PMET Members Join us for Real Talk: How I Got Onto Training, a dynamic and interactive evening designed specifically for PMET members preparing for a career in anaesthesia. 🔹 Hear directly from current anaesthetic registrars across Australia as they share insights on securing jobs, the ANZCA application […]
The Part 3 Course is convened by the Australian Society of Anaesthetists and run by Anaesthetists. Courses are designed for trainees who have completed their Part 2 exam and offers non-clinical advice and guidance in commencing their anaesthetic career. ProgramThe program focuses on: Transitioning to become a new fellowshared experiences and tips on your career including: VMO vs […]
Dealing with difficult people at work can be an emotional and negative experience. In this workshop, participants will learn several techniques (mindsets, tactics, and frameworks) to help them rationally and effectively deal with challenging scenarios and people. This event is complimentary for ASA members. Facilitator Dr Andrea Wojnicki is a renowned executive communication coach, speaker and podcaster. She earned her […]
Applications are now closed for RWAC 2025. All current applicants will be contacted shorty regarding their status. The 2025 Real World Anaesthesia Course will be held on the Gold Coast for the first time at the Gold Coast University Hospital in Southport. The aim of RWAC is to prepare anaesthetists for work in low- and middle-income countries […]
The 2025 Real World Anaesthesia Course (RWAC) payment page. This page is only available for successful RWAC applicants. Please do not share this page or link with any other colleague.The aim of RWAC is to prepare anaesthetists for work in low- and middle-income countries (“the real world”) and a variety of humanitarian aid situations.Applications The course fee […]
