Our fellows and trainees

Before doctors can apply for the ANZCA anaesthesia training program, they must have completed two years of general hospital experience after graduation from medical school. This can include up to 12 months in anaesthesia or intensive care but the aim is to ensure a grounding in general medicine and in disciplines other than anaesthesia. Trainees complete at least five years of training and are supervised by a network of qualified anaesthetists at accredited hospitals throughout Australia and New Zealand.

ANZCA anaesthesia trainees (to 30 June 2024)

Fellowship of the Faculty of Pain Medicine (FPM) is a post-specialisation qualification in Australia and New Zealand. Trainees will have already achieved – or will soon achieve – a specialist qualification relevant to pain medicine acceptable to the board of the faculty.

The FPM training program comprises of a minimum of two years clinical experience directly related to pain medicine. Trainees are supervised by a network of qualified specialist pain medicine physicians at accredited hospitals throughout Australia and New Zealand as well as Hong Kong and Singapore.

In order to be awarded fellowship of the faculty, a trainee must have a primary specialist qualification acceptable to the board of the faculty and completed the requirements of the training program.
 
Active pain medicine trainees (to 30 June 2024)

Fellowship of ANZCA (FANZCA) is an immediately recognised hallmark of specialists of the highest professional standing. 
 
Fellowship is a symbol that the holder has not only met the requirements for admission to fellowship, but also remains a member in good standing with a professional organisation that has the highest aspirations for safe and high-quality patient care. ANZCA fellows continue to break new ground and set standards for others locally and overseas.
 
Active FANZCA (to 30 June 2024)

Fellowship of our Faculty of Pain Medicine (FFPMANZCA) is an immediately recognised hallmark of specialists of the highest professional standing. 
 
Fellowship is a symbol that the holder has not only met the requirements for admission to fellowship, but also remains a member in good standing with a professional organisation that has the highest aspirations for safe and high-quality patient care. FPM fellows continue to break new ground and set standards for others locally and overseas.

Active FFPMANZCA (to 30 June 2024)