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AWARDS and scholarshipsANZCA Undergraduate Prizesin AnaesthesiaThe ANZCA Undergraduate Prizes inAnaesthesia were established to fosterundergraduate and postgraduate teachingof anaesthesia, its related disciplinesand perioperative medicine, and to raiseawareness of the specialty among medicalstudents and recent graduates. Each yearprizes are awarded within Australian andNew Zealand medical schools to final yearmedical students who achieve the bestoverall performance in the anaesthesiamodule of their clinical curriculum.The prize comprises a certificate andbook voucher. 2008 prize winners are:Dr Roger BoothSchool of Medicine,University of TasmaniaDr Lynette McGaughranSchool of Medicine,University of AucklandDr Phillipa RainsFaculty of Medicine,University of SydneyDr Sebastian CorletteSchool of Medicine,Flinders UniversityDr Mei Ling PearsonChristchurch School of Medicineand Health Sciences,University of OtagoDr Belinda JacksonFaculty of Medicine, Nursing andHealth Sciences, Monash UniversityGilbert Troup PrizeDr Tim Mitchell received the2008 ANZCA/ASA Gilbert TroupPrize within the School of Medicineand Pharmacology, Universityof Western Australia.AnzcaTrainingScholarshipsfor 2010ANZCA will make available 20 scholarships each year to assistanaesthesia trainees experiencing severe financial hardship.Each scholarship will be awarded in the form of a 50% reductionin the annual training fee for the following year. Applicants mustbe registered trainees of ANZCA.Applications must be submitted on the prescribed2010 ANZCA Training Scholarship Application Form,copies of which are available from the College.Please contact: Hannah BurnellAustralian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists630 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Vic 3004Ph: +61 3 8517 5392Email: hburnell@anzca.edu.auThe closing date for applications for 2010 is Friday, August 7, 2009.Successful applicants will be notified in October 2009.ANZCA InternationalScholarship for 2010The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetistsinvites suitable applicants for the ANZCA InternationalScholarship for 2010.This prestigious award is for anaesthetists of the highest quality whoare destined to be leaders in their home countries. The scholarshipis offered to a young anaesthetist (aged up to 40) from Papua NewGuinea, Fiji or the South Pacific Islands. Applications from Myanmar,Vietnam, Laos or Cambodia will also be considered. It is intendedto provide an opportunity for the anaesthetist to develop skills tomanage a department and to become competent in teaching in theirhome country. The scholarship is tenable generally for one yearin a department of a major hospital in Australia or New Zealand.It covers travel expenses between the home country and Australiaor New Zealand and may also include travel expenses for thescholar’s spouse and children aged under 16. A living allowancewill be provided. The closing date for this Scholarship is Friday,August 7, 2009. No late applications will be considered.For additional information and a copy of the application form,please contact:Janelle TaltyAustralian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists630 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Vic 3004Ph: +61 3 9093 4913Email: jtalty@anzca.edu.au6The ANZCA Bulletin June 2009
anzca Research AwardThe Lennard Travers ProfessorshipA Lennard Travers Professorship willbe awarded for the year 2011.Under the terms of its foundation, applications for this Professorshipare invited from Fellows of the College desiring to pursue researchor a course of study (part-time or full-time) in anaesthesia or relateddisciplines in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysiaor Singapore.The award of the Professorship carries an emolument of $30,000 whichshould be considered as a “grant in aid” and does not preclude theacceptance of grants from other sources.The successful applicant will be required to commence the researchby May 2011 and to deliver the Australasian Visitor’s Lecture at theAnnual Scientific Meeting of the College in 2012. Travel expenseswithin Australasia for this latter commitment are not included in theaward and will be a separate responsibility of the College.Applications must be submitted on the Application Form, which detailsthe nominated area of work and the way in which the study will be carriedout, and be accompanied by a full curriculum vitae and the names ofthree referees to whom reference may be made. The Application Formwill be available on the ANZCA website from 1 December 2009.Applications should be forwarded, by 1 April 2010, to:The Chief Executive OfficerAustralian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists630 St Kilda RoadMelbourne Vic 3004Email: ceoanzca@anzca.edu.auFor further information or to obtain an Application Form,please contact:Jill HumphreysExecutive Officer, IMGS AccreditationTel: 03 8517 5336Email: jhumphreys@anzca.edu.auThe Dr Ray Hader TraineeAward for CompassionDetails of the AwardEligibility: At the deadline for submissions, the nominee will bean Accredited ANZCA Trainee resident in any ANZCA Training Regionor an ANZCA Fellow within three year of admission to Fellowshipby Examination.The nominee will have made a significant contribution to the welfareof an individual, a group or a system that promotes welfare andcompassion. The individual, group or system will be preferentiallyrelated to anaesthesia, but may alternatively or also be related toother colleagues, patients or the community (locally or internationally).Nominations are sought from ANZCA Trainees and Fellowswithin three years of Fellowship by Examination for theDr Ray Hader Trainee Award for Compassion. The deadlinefor nominations is October 2, 2009.Dr Ray Hader was an ANZCA Trainee who grew up and lived in Victoria.He died in 1997 of an accidental drug overdose after a long strugglewith drug addiction. To mark the 10-year anniversary of his death,a friend, Dr Brandon Carp, established an award that promotesa compassionate approach to the welfare of anaesthetists, othercolleagues, patients and the community.Nomination: Nominees will be nominated and seconded by AccreditedANZCA Trainees resident in any ANZCA Training Region or ANZCAFellows within three years of admission to Fellowship by Examination.The nominator will describe in 1000 words or less how the candidatehas made a significant contribution. The description will be accompaniedby a covering letter signed by the nominator and seconder.Deadline: Nominations must be received by the CEO by 5pmOctober 2, 2009.Prize: A$2,000 to be used for Training or Educational purposesand a certificate.The ANZCA Bulletin June 2009 7
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