Internship Guide 2020
The official guide to the 2021 Internship year. The 2020 Internship Guide was compiled entirely by medical students and junior doctors who have volunteered their time to ensure it is the most up to date source of information relevant to our final year medical students. We hope that the information within this guide will assist you in your internship application. Good luck, Class of 2020!
The official guide to the 2021 Internship year. The 2020 Internship Guide was compiled entirely by medical students and junior doctors who have volunteered their time to ensure it is the most up to date source of information relevant to our final year medical students. We hope that the information within this guide will assist you in your internship application. Good luck, Class of 2020!
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In 2010, the AMA Queensland Council of Doctors in Training (AMAQ CDT) surveyed Resident Medical Officers<br />
(including interns, junior house officers, and senior house officers) to evaluate the state of RMO employment in<br />
Queensland, and compare hospitals across the state.<br />
In 2019, the RHHC survey achieved a 43% participation increase - the highest participation yet. total of 882 junior<br />
doctors across 19 Hospital and Health Services responded to the survey, representing approximately 38% of<br />
Queensland’s 2,313 eligible Resident Medical Officers (RMOs). Where insufficient data was obtained from a<br />
single hospital to make a fair assessment, the data was merged with other hospitals based on geography, and<br />
which Hospital and Health Service (HHS) that hospital belonged to.<br />
To view the complete results of the 2019 Resident Hospital Health Check, click here: https://qld.ama.com.au/<br />
advocacy/resident-hospital-health-check.<br />
AMA QUEENSLAND’S<br />
Resident<br />
hospital<br />
health<br />
check 2019<br />
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