Specialty training programs
As the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, certain recruitment processes, interviews and allocation dates may change. Please check your specialty's webpage regularly for updates.
In Queensland, specialist medical trainees can be allocated to a training position via three separate avenues:
- a centrally managed Queensland Health pathway, network or training program
- directly by a Queensland Health facility accredited for training; or
- an individual specialist medical college, which allocates trainees to a Queensland facility
Review your discipline's webpage for information regarding eligibility, recruitment processes, important dates, and other specific requirements needed to acquire a training position. All candidates irrespective of their training program must apply via the RMO campaign applicant portal and be registered (or plan to register) with the relevant specialist medical college.
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Anaesthetics
Anaesthesia Anaesthetics training preference guide
Pain Medicine
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Intensive Care Medicine
Intensive care training preference guide
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Medicine - Basic Training
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Medicine - Advanced Training
Cardiology
Cardioloy training preference guide
Chief Medical Registrar
Clinical Genetics
Clinical Immunology and Allergy
Clinical immunology and allergy training preference guide (PDF 422 kB)
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
General Medicine
General Paediatrics
Geriatric Medicine
Haematology
(Clinical and Laboratory)Queensland Haematology - Clinical and Laboratory Advanced Training Pathway
Infectious Diseases
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Medical Oncology
Neonatal and Perinatal
Queensland Neonatal and Perinatal Medicine Advanced Training Network
Nephrology
Neurology
Nuclear Medicine
Palliative Medicine
Public Health
Rehabilitation
Respiratory
Rheumatology
Sexual Health
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Pathology
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Radiology
Radiation Oncology
Radiology
New applicants interested in applying to a training position with the Queensland Radiology Training Network, need to apply directly to an advertised position via Smartjobs.
Continuing trainees must apply to the RMO campaign for continual selection by the Queensland Radiology Training Network to a training facility.
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists
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Surgery
Surgery
Set 1 PHOQueensland Health offers a central allocations program for SET 1 PHO applications in General Surgery and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Surgery
Set 2-5
RegistrarCardiothoracic surgery training preference guide
(PDF 189 kB)General surgery training preference guide (PDF 190 kB)
Neurosurgery training preference guide (PDF 185 kB)
Orthopaedic surgery training preference guide (PDF 184 kB)
Oral and Maxi surgery training preference guide
(PDF 200 kB)Plastic surgery training preference guide (PDF 187 kB)
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Other Programs
Pre-Hospital Retrieval Medicine
Pre-Hospital Retrieval Medicine is not currently a sub-specialty however is recognised and counts as a Special Skills Term in Emergency Medicine, Anaesthetics and Intensive Care Medicine.
