The pain medicine training program comprises a minimum of two years clinical experience directly related to pain medicine, which allows specialists and those completing a speciality training program to become a specialist pain medicine physician.

Participating in a continuing professional development (CPD) program is compulsory for specialist registration in Australia and New Zealand. Access to our world-leading CPD program is free for ANZCA and FPM fellows.

ANZCA fellows, trainees and staff can use this service to request material not available full-text, free-of-charge. This includes copies of articles, chapters from books or conference papers required for your research, patient care and learning.

Course providers/facilitators for an emergency response (ER) course/workshop with recognition of suitability for CPD program can claim the ER activity.

Online or face to face training in voluntary assisted dying is available for interested medical practitioners in South Australia.

Are you a trained Early Management of Severe Trauma (EMST) instructor? If so, our colleagues at RACS would love to hear from you!

Read an interview with specialist international medical graduate Dr Kiran Venkatesulu from Royal Perth Hospital.

A digest of college news coverage for April/May 2024

Dr Shireen Edmends is an anaesthetist living in Albany, Western Australia.

In this update: Our inspiring donors, 163 ANZCA and FPM researchers supported, Foundation grants help ANZCA CTN leverage over $68 million, record number of health equity grant applications, face-to-face events return, Foundation represented at ASMR