The position is a member of, and supported, by the Aotearoa New Zealand AFOEM Committee. 

Key responsibilities

• attend Aotearoa NZ AFOEM Committee meetings
• provide a trainee perspective to the Committee
• contribute to the development of the Aotearoa NZ AFOEM Workplan
• assist the Committee in identifying and responding to new and emerging issues in Aotearoa NZ as they arise
• timely responses to requests for comment/report from AFOEM Committee
• adhere to the RACP’s policies.

Essential attributes for the role

• acknowledges Te Tiriti ō Waitangi/The Treaty of Waitangi and the foundation principles of bicultural partnership, participation, and protection it guarantees
• demonstrated understanding of the medical education environment
• attitudes of cooperation and positivity and high standards of ethical behaviours
• strong administrative and organisational skills
• demonstrated high level written and oral communication skills
• commitment to quality assurance and continuous development.

Read the AFOEM Regional Committees Terms of Reference (PDF) before applying.

Apply

To apply, submit an EOI form (DOC) and your CV to  aonz_afoem@racp.org.nz