Haematology

Please refer to the laboratories accredited for training for sites which are accredited for registrar training in Haematology.

Occasionally vacant registrar positions are also posted in the Job listings.

There is a centralised appointment process for clinical and laboratory Haematology training registrars in ACT/NSW which is administered by NSW Ministry of Health. Advertisements are generally posted in July on NSW Health website (https://nswjmo.erecruit.com.au/) with applications due in late July each year. If any posts become vacant during the year priority will be given to Trainees who originally applied according to their rank at interview.

For further information please contact the current convenor Dr William Stevenson on 02 9926 7111 or email william.stevenson@health.nsw.gov.au

There is a centralised matching process for Haematology Advanced Training positions which is run by a committee called the Centralised Appointments Process – Haematology Advanced Training (CAP-HAT) committee. The positions are advertised online via the RCPA and RACP websites, and HSANZ in June each year. Applications close mid-August. Each position is listed on the RCPA website and allocated an individual CODE. Applicants wishing to apply must do so using the Online Application Cover Sheet and submit their Cover Letter and a copy of their CV. International Medical Graduates will need to supply their evidence of their Australian Medical Council Certification (AMC).

For further information please contact Isabelle Sawtell on HAT@rcpa.edu.au

Please refer to the laboratories accredited for training for sites which are accredited for registrar training in Haematology.

Occasionally vacant registrar positions are also posted in the Job listings.

There is a centralised appointment process for haematology advanced trainees in Queensland. Appointments to the Queensland Haematology Training Programme are co-ordinated by the Medical Support Unit, Pathology Queensland in conjunction with the State Director of Haematology.

Contact: Dr Rebecca Adams, Coordinator - Haematology Training in Queensland (rebeccaa@rcpa.edu.au)

How to apply

Positions are advertised through the Queensland Health RMO Campaign at http://www.health.qld.gov.au/rmo/default.asp and also on the RCPA website.

Please refer to the laboratories accredited for training for sites which are accredited for registrar training in Haematology.

Occasionally vacant registrar positions are also posted in the Job listings.

There is a centralised matching process for Haematology Advanced Training positions which is run by a committee called the Centralised Appointments Process – Haematology Advanced Training (CAP-HAT) committee. The positions are advertised online via the RCPA and RACP websites, and HSANZ in June each year. Applications close mid-August. Each position is listed on the RCPA website and allocated an individual CODE. Applicants wishing to apply must do so using the Online Application Cover Sheet and submit their Cover Letter and a copy of their CV. International Medical Graduates will need to supply their evidence of their Australian Medical Council Certification (AMC).

For further information please contact Isabelle Sawtell on HAT@rcpa.edu.au

Please refer to the laboratories accredited for training for sites which are accredited for registrar training in Haematology.

Occasionally vacant registrar positions are also posted in the Job listings.

General Information

TRAINEE NIGHT 2022

There is a centralised matching process for Haematology Advanced Training positions which is run by a committee called the Centralised Appointments Process – Haematology Advanced Training (CAP-HAT) committee. The positions are advertised online via the RCPA and RACP websites, and HSANZ in June each year. Applications close mid-August. Each position is listed on the RCPA website and allocated an individual CODE. Applicants wishing to apply must do so using the Online Application Cover Sheet and submit their Cover Letter and a copy of their CV. International Medical Graduates will need to supply their evidence of their Australian Medical Council Certification (AMC).For further information please contact Isabelle Sawtell on HAT@rcpa.edu.au

General Information

TRAINEE NIGHT 2022

What is Haematology

 

Laboratory and Clinical

Launceston Royal Children's Hospital

Laboratory

Alfred Health Austin Health Australian Clinical Labs Dorevitch Pathology Eastern Health Monash Health Northern Health PMCC, RMH and ARCLB Royal Hobart St Vincent’s Hospital

Clinical

Monash, Peninsula Alfred Austin Health Barwon Health Eastern Health Epworth Health Northern Health PMCC, RMH and ARCLB Royal Hobart St Vincent's Hospital Western Health

Please refer to the laboratories accredited for training for sites which are accredited for registrar training in Haematology.

Occasionally vacant registrar positions are also posted in the Job listings.