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30 Bulletin March 2006 CCrISP Care of the Critically ill Surgical Patient Course Do you have an active interest in acute surgical care Do you have an interest in teaching You can combine these interests by becoming a CCrISP faculty member. "Becoming an instructor in the CCrISP program is a valuable contribution to the training of junior doctors and provides a medical and educational leaning experience for the instructor." Ian Civil Chair BBST Board What is CCrISP • Two and half day course designed to advance the practical, theoretical and personal skills necessary for the care of the critically ill surgical patient • Delivered by a multidisciplinary instructor faculty of surgeons, anaesthetists, intensivists and emergency physicians The Fellows of Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists Joint Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine Faculty of Pain Medicine and the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) are significantly involved at the CCrISP committee level and would welcome the participation of their colleagues. CCrISP Committee Chair, Mr Adrian Anthony FRACS Deputy Chair, Mr Adrian Nowitzke, FRACS Dr Peter Clark, FACEM, FJFICM, FANZCA Dr Heather Low, FRACP FJFICM Dr Colin King, FANZCA Dr Garry Wilkes, FACEM Mr Philip Truskett, FRACS Mr Phil Morreau, FRACS Mr Ian Civil, FRACS Mr David Andrews, FRACS Mr Mike Hunter, FRACS Mr Michael Rowland, FRACS Who is it for • Mandatory for Basic Surgical Trainees within the first 2 years of training • Medical Officers working and training across the range of surgical and related disciplines Instructor Training Process 1. Attend CCrISP course workshop as an instructor candidate 2. Attend a CCrISP instructor course. However, if you have previously completed a recognised Instructors Course you are not required to complete a CCrISP instructor course 3. Instruct on CCrISP course as an instructor candidate 4. Once successfully critiqued, instruct on a course as a fully qualified CCrISP instructor Benefits of involvement are: • Networking with peers and other specialty colleagues • Airfares, accommodation and meals incurred during formal training process covered by the College • Accommodation and travel when instructing interstate covered by the College For further information and an application form please contact Antoinette Moar Skills Training Department Royal Australasian College of Surgeons College of Surgeons' Gardens Spring Street Melbourne VIC 3000 Tel: 03 9276 7421 Fax: 03 9249 1298 Email: antoinette.moar@surgeons.org Or visit the college website http://www.surgeons.org/AM/Template.cfmSect ion=Care_of_the_Critically_Ill_Surgical_Patient _CCrISP_&Template=/CM/HTMLDisplay.cfm&Co ntentID=8133 Staff Profile Kirsty Robinson Following 7 years working for Heinz and 2 years working for local Council, Kirsty moved from the UK to Australia in November 2004 with her husband. Kirsty joined the College in February 2005 working in Reception. Free time is spent cycling, eating out, going to the cinema and exploring Melbourne.
March 2006 Bulletin 31 ANZCA Training Scholarships for 2007 ANZCA will make available 20 scholarships each year to assist trainees who are suffering severe financial hardship. Each Scholarship will be awarded in the form of a 50% reduction in the Annual Training Fee for the following year. Applicants must be registered trainees of ANZCA, the Joint Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine or the Faculty of Pain Medicine. Applications must be submitted on the prescribed ANZCA application form, copies of which are available from Dannielle Bonney Email dbonney@anzca.edu.au or Telephone +61 3 9510 6299 The closing date for applications for 2007 is 29th July 2006. Successful applicants will be notified in October. ANZCA International Scholarship for 2007 The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists invites suitable applicants for the ANZCA International Scholarship for 2007. This prestigious award is directed at anaesthetists of the highest quality who are destined to be leaders in their home countries. The Scholarship is offered to a young anaesthetist (up to 40 years of age) from Papua New Guinea, Fiji or the South Pacific Islands. Applications from Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos or Cambodia will also be considered. It is intended to provide an opportunity for the anaesthetist to develop skills to manage a Department and to become competent in the teaching of others in their home country. The Scholarship is tenable generally for one year in a Department of a major hospital in Australia or New Zealand. It covers travel expenses between the home country and Australia or New Zealand and may also include the scholar’s spouse and children under 16 years. A living allowance will be provided. During the tenure of the Scholarship it is anticipated that the appointee will attend the Annual Scientific Meeting of the College. The closing date for this Scholarship is Friday, 18 August 2006. No late applications will be considered. To obtain additional information on the Scholarship and a copy of the Application Form, please contact: Ms Dannielle Bonney Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists 630 St Kilda Road Melbourne Vic 3004 Tel: +61 3 8517 5345 Fax: +61 3 9510 6931 Email: dbonney@anzca.edu.au
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