2017 MCCC Registrar Handbook

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ACRRM VOCATIONAL PREPARATION PROGRAM FOR REGISTRARS Core Clinical Training Primary Rural & Remote Training Advanced Specialized Training 12 Months 24 Months 12 Months In an ACRRM Accredited Hospital Terms: General Medicine Obstetrics & Gynaecology Anaesthetics General Surgery Paediatrics Emergency Medicine You can commence without O&G, Anaesthetics or Paediatrics, but they must be met during PRR training Minimum 6 months in primary/community care. Minimum 6 months in hospital/emergency care. Minimum 12 months rural/remote experience in any of the following: Rural Hospital Aboriginal Medical Service Rural Generalist Practice RFDS Only one is required, of the following: Anaesthetics Obstetrics & Gynaecology Surgery Population Health Remote Medicine Indigenous Health Adult Internal Medicine Mental Health Paediatrics Please note that these PRRT and AST terms can be undertaken in any order. It would be usual for RPL to be awarded for CCT. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may be awarded by ACRRM for part of this training time. Please refer to the section on RPL. For more information, please phone ACRRM on 1800 223 226 or go to the ACRRM website at www.acrrm.org.au. Please speak to your training advisor early if you are interested in this pathway. You must be a fully paid member of ACRRM to access the required training modules and fellow through this College. Those registrars intending to follow the ACRRM pathway are encouraged to join ACRRM during their hospital time. This is especially relevant to enable adequate time to complete the relevant ACRRM assessment tasks, including the Procedural Skills Logbook. The following Advanced Skills Training posts are offered through MCCC: • Aboriginal & Torres Strait Health • Anaesthetics • Mental Health • Remote Medicine • Paediatrics • Obstetrics & Gynaecology (DRANZCOG Advanced) • Emergency Medicine • Surgery (2 years) • Adult Internal Medicine • Population Health MCCC Registrar Handbook 2017 24
3 The registrar’s journey 3.1 Hospital Terms Before commencing training in general practice through either college, it is mandatory that registrars will have completed a minimum of twelve (12) months full time equivalent (FTE) after internship or successful completion of the AMC Part 2 examination in an appropriately accredited Australian hospital setting. During the hospital year of training, the registrar will be employed by the hospital or area health service. The onus is on the registrar to find suitable hospital employment. MCCC cannot assist you in finding employment in the hospital system; however MCCC staff are available to provide guidance on the suitability of a particular post. MCCC encourages registrars to undertake this hospital experience within its region wherever possible. Those registrars who are entering the training program after extensive experience in hospital medicine may be able to gain recognition of this experience and exemption from the hospital terms by applying for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Registrars on either College pathway must complete and submit their RPL documentation according to the relevant College’s RPL policy. MCCC has resources available to assist you in applying for RPL, including your REAPS, your Training advisor and the Medical Education team. Parameters ACRRM RACGP Core rotations (min. 10 wks) Medicine, Surgery and Emergency College-required rotations (min. 10 wks) Paediatrics* Anaesthetics and O&G These can be obtained during training. Paediatrics (Mandatory) Encouraged to have three rotations relevant to general practice, to provide adequate breadth of experience. Please note ACRRM registrars entering the program without Paediatrics, will be unable to change into RACGP pathway at any stage during their training without completing this requirement. MCCC highly recommends that a Paediatric term be undertaken prior to commencing training. Registrars must also have completed one year of hospital rotations. Only rotations undertaken after completing PGY1 or after completion of AMC Part 2 examination can be counted. 3.1.1 Mandatory Paediatric Training Registrars must undertake hospital-based experience caring for a sufficient number of paediatric patients prior to undertaking a term in general practice. Such posts must include a high proportion of paediatric emergency attendances managed under appropriate supervision. These posts are usually a hospital-based general paediatric post or a placement in an emergency department with a significant load of at least 20% (RACGP) or 25% (ACRRM) of acute paediatric presentations. MCCC Registrar Handbook 2017 25
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