Queensland Intensive Care Training Pathway
The pathway provides centralised recruitment, selection and allocation of intensive care medicine trainees to accredited adult and paediatric intensive care units across Queensland. Trainees are appointed to a pathway training hospital for 6 to 12 months. The pathway supports and promotes education and training programs and courses for trainees.
Trainees remain on the pathway for the duration of their intensive care training, subject to satisfactory performance.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for new applicants are:
- General registration with the Medical Board of Australia prior to commencement on the pathway (7 February 2022)
- Registration with the College of Intensive Care Medicine of Australia and New Zealand (CICM) or eligible to register after completing 6 months experience in a CICM accredited unit
- 2 years or more postgraduate clinical experience (preferably with some experience in critical care medicine).
How to apply
Submit your application through the RMO campaign application portal. Late applications are not accepted.
More information:
- ICU Pathway application form (IPAF) - complete and upload in the RMO application
- How to apply – key selection criteria and how to submit an application
- How to preference
- Role description
- FAQs for new applicants
- FAQs for continuing pathway trainees
- Appeals
Key dates
Application period: Monday 31 May to Monday 28 June 2021.
Interviews: An interview is required for all shortlisted applicants. Further information about the interview process will be released in due course.
- Monday 19 July 2021
- Tuesday 20 July 2021
Participating facilities
Enquiries
Online information session
The Pathway team hosted an information session on 19 May 2021.
Regional ICU trainee experience
Mackay Base Hospital
