The CLS is a comprehensive, online lecture series that reflects the curriculum and supports basic trainees.

The CLS AMD Committee oversees the delivery of a tailored lecture series for AMD trainees, ensuring alignment with the AMD Basic Training curriculum.

Essential attributes

• AMD Fellow residing in WA
• demonstrates commitment to trainee education
• demonstrates involvement or interest in online medical education
• demonstrates understanding of the medical education environment in WA
• demonstrates experience in leadership
• strong links with physicians across specialties in WA
• strong organisational skills
• cooperative, positive, and high standards of ethical behaviour

Key responsibilities

• regularly meet with the CLS Committee to help develop the AMD program and plan the annual lecture schedule
• attend Committee meetings regularly (meetings are 1 hour, 2-3 times a year via video-conference, plus 1 face-to-face meeting in Sydney) 
• nominate topic leads where needed 
• develop good working relationships with CLS committee members
  
• assist in ensuring the CLS Adult Medicine and Paediatrics and Child Health streams works harmoniously
• adhere to our policies, including: 
• prevention of discrimination and harassment
• code of conduct (PDF)
• conflict of interest (PDF)
• travel (PDF)
• media (PDF)

Members are appointed for a 3 year term and may be renewed once. Key stakeholders include the CLS Bi-national Coordinator and Deputy Coordinator (AMD), CLS Coordinators (AMD), the CLS Product Manager (RACP), and the WA Committee.

Read the position description (PDF) and College Learning Series Committee (Adult Medicine) Terms of Reference (PDF) before applying.

Apply

To apply, submit an expression of interest form (DOC) and your latest CV to CLS@racp.edu.au.