Educational opportunitiesEducational and training provided by the central Medical Education Unit (MEU) |
Medical education and trainingYou can expect quality education programs in your rural placement that provide you with the core skills you are expected to learn at each stage of your medical training. In each country region, the central Medical Education Unit (MEU) supports junior doctors and the regional medical education teams to provide professional development. The regional Director of Clinical Training and Medical Education Officer will also facilitate the delivery of customised education and training programs that reflect the local context and specialty areas. The range of professional development opportunities available through the central MEU include communication, mentoring and leadership programs conducted for junior doctors and clinical supervisors. These programs include:
For further information please contact meu@health.wa.gov.au Resuscitation and simulation educationThe MEU Simulation Education Coordinators are responsible for the development, coordination and delivery of a multitude of resuscitation and simulation based training across WA Country Health Service. Course information is detailed below, to express your interest in attending a course click on the location and date of the relevant course to complete the expression of interest (EOI) form. COVID-19 Update: All program dates listed below in blue are now open for expression of interest applications. This page will be regularly updated as the team works towards rescheduling other program dates. Should you wish to be contacted when a specific program has been rescheduled, please register your details at the link here.
Emergency Medicine Education & Training (EMET)The Emergency Medicine Education and Training (EMET) Program was established to improve the quality of and access to, emergency care in areas of need, particularly in rural Australia. This is achieved through the increased provision of emergency medicine education, training and supervision led and delivered by Fellows of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine. The WACHS EMET program is comprised of six regional and one central hub. Central EMET opportunities are detailed below, to express your interest in attending click on the location and date of the relevant course and complete the EOI form. COVID-19 Update: All program dates listed below in blue are now open for expression of interest applications. This page will be regularly updated as the team works towards rescheduling other program dates. Should you wish to be contacted when a specific program has been rescheduled, please register your details at the link here.
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