Flexibility in Training - Obstetrics and Gynaecology Specialty Training Program
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Part time training is permitted at a minimum of 50% full time workload (except in year 1). Up to two years of interrupted training is permitted without loss of credit for previous training. Training must be completed within 11 years.
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