Queensland AIM

Queensland Health oversees the Queensland Basic Physician Training (Adult Medicine) Network.

Overview

Queensland Health oversees the Queensland Basic Physician Training (Adult Medicine) Network.

If you're a medical officer planning to undertake basic physician training in Queensland, you must apply to join the network.

The network is a statewide system of training designed to support trainees. It provides:

  • centralised, merit-based selection into basic training
  • well-rounded on-the-job experience with senior clinicians who offer supervision and mentorship
  • access to a comprehensive teaching and education program, including the Clinical Examination Preparation Program
  • support to meet all requirements within 3 years — a fourth year is available for trainees who defer or fail an exam
  • access to a range of RACP-accredited training hospitals offering a variety of clinical and procedural experiences — training is completed across several hospitals within one networked rotation

Successful applicants are appointed to one of 5 network rotations to complete basic training. Each rotation includes a defined cluster of RACP-accredited training hospitals.

Check the Queensland Basic Physician Training (Adult Medicine) Network for training rotations, hospital information and contacts.

Key dates

Key dates are listed on the Queensland Basic Physician Training (Adult Medicine) Network. Check the Network website regularly for updates.


Related information

Queensland Basic Physician Training (Adult Medicine) Network
RMO campaign application portal

The network supports and encourages applications from Australian First Nations people. Australian First Nations people successful at interview will be awarded their first preference hospital allocation.

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