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Overview of ECMN program
• 6:12:6 training program (8 terms) with 12 months at
home base (Prince of Wales Hospital)
• Clinical training across all sites
• Formal exam preparation program
• Professional development opportunities
ECMN Overall Curriculum 2013
Term 1 & 2
ECMN lectures start in protected teaching time Wed 3 – 5pm, video-
conferenced across all sites.
Term 3 & 4
ECMN lectures with focus on written examination
Study courses – RPA/Dunedin/Deltamed
MCQ review sessions
Term 5
RACP Written Examination
Term 6
Clinical examination preparation program
RACP clinical examination
Term 7 & 8
Professional development
• Term allocations: where possible, will take into
account your preferences, career aspirations, college
requirements & past experience
• Centralised leave allocation with your preferences
considered
• Study leave allocation to attend courses
Term & leave preferences
PMBH
DPE Dr Baerin Houghton – Respiratory Physician & Oncologist 5 BPTs per term 4 Gen Med with specialty theme 1 Gastro/Gen Med Weekly meetings & teaching sessions with DPE, weekly cardiology teaching, informal MCQ sessions with specialists
TWH
• Largest hospital on the South Coast
• DPE Alistair Reid – Infectious diseases & general
physician
• 13 BPTs per term: Cardio, Resp, Neuro, Endo/Gastro,
ICU, ID, Haem, Onc, Renal, Geris, Gen Med, Relief
TWH teaching activities
Monday 8 - 9 DPE Handover & teaching
Tuesday Clinical skills tutorials in simulation centre, Journal club
Wednesday 3 -5 Protected Teaching Time ECMN lectures (videoconference)
Thursday Medical grand rounds
Friday AT-led case presentations
Prince of Wales Hospital
Adele Roberts, Assistant to the DPE
Dr Kate Webber, POWH Clinical Superintendant, Medical Oncologist
Dr Jeffrey Post, POWH DPE, Infectious Diseases Specialist
POWH: Terms
• Cardiology, Endocrinology/Obstetric
medicine, Gastroenterology, Geriatrics,
Haematology, ICU, Infectious diseases/HIV,
Neurology, Oncology, Palliative care, Renal,
Respiratory, Rheumatology/Immunology,
Relief
POWH: Teaching
Monday
815 – 9 4 pm
Clinical Super meeting, DPE teaching Neurology Grand Rounds
Tuesday 8 – 9 1 pm
Cardiology meeting Respiratory Xray meeting
Wednesday 8 – 9 3-5
Medical Grand Rounds ECMN lectures
Thursday 8 – 9 1pm
Oncology Grand Rounds Haematology morphology ID Radiology meeting
Friday 8 Jaundice breakfast
Clinical Exam program
• Rostered weekly long cases with consultants
• Rostered short cases with Ats
• Rostered Saturday practice exams at POWH & TWH
• Long case masterclasses & group long cases
• Short case masterclasses
• Specialty short case days
Success Rates (Clinical exam)
• 2012 100%
• 2011 83%
• 2010 93%
• 2009 90%
• 2008 82%
• 2007 91%
• 2006 88%
Shellharbour Hospital
DPE Dr Andrew Jones – Respiratory physician
2 BPTs per term in General Medicine
“Can I do research?”
From: John Carmody
Sent: Friday, 9 November 2012 14:59
To: Amy K
Subject: Successful online publication - Wollongong Neurology
Dear Amy,
Congrats on your successful submission to Neurology which was published online this week
http://www.neurology.org/site/feature/index.xhtml
My compliments on pursuing this during your time with us in the Neurology Department at Wollongong Hospital. Your
submission was awarded ‘E-Pearl of the Week’ – a great achievement.
Kind regards,
John
Absolutely! Research as a BPT is optional & can be done
in a number of ways, usually through introductions with
various head of departments & consultants.
“Can I do teaching?”
• Yes – teaching is an expected part of your BPT role
• UNSW clinical school @ POWH
• UNSW Rural clinical school @ Port Macquarie
• University of Wollongong @TWH
• Teaching on the Run workshops
• Conjoint associate lecturer UNSW