Training Structure
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This flowchart shows the medical training structure from medical student to registrar.
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Last modified: June 27, 2008 3:39 AM
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- 26.08.10 | International Medical Graduate claims training limited
- 25.08.10 | Internship shortage at ‘crisis point’
- 13.08.10 | 2010-2011 First Wave Scholarship Program for 1st and 2nd yr med students
- 05.08.10 | Pathologists push for greater numbers
- 03.08.10 | Australian Medical Students’ Association (AMSA) releases its Elections Priorities
- 25.07.10 | Outstanding in their field: distinguishing medical schools
- 25.07.10 | Professional satisfaction in general practice: does it vary by size of community?
- 23.07.10 | Internships limited in Tasmania for Junior Doctors
- 22.07.10 | Doctors’ earnings: how do GPs rate?
- 22.07.10 | Training Boost for Indigenous Medical Students in Far North Queensland
- 20.07.10 | 90% of GPs happy with career
- 15.07.10 | Privacy, professionalism and Facebook: a dilemma for young doctors
- 13.07.10 | Applications for grants under Rural Health Continuing Education Stream Two
- 25.06.10 | Doc Art Festival 2010
- 21.06.10 | Female GPs Earn 25% Less Than Male Counterparts
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