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ANZCA and FPM CPD Program resources: Formal courses

Activity: Formal courses Knowledge & skills

Formal courses

  • Courses towards a formal qualification
  • A structured course or higher education program provided by a recognised tertiary institution, such as a university, that is directly relevant to medical practice (any one of the ANZCA/FPM roles in practice).
  • Completion of the course/program leads to the award of a formal qualification such as a certificate, diploma or masters.
  • Complete a Masters in medical education (or subjects contributing to this qualification)
  • Complete a Masters in pain management (or subjects contributing to this qualification)
  • Complete a Graduate certificate in clinical trials research (or subjects contributing to this qualification)
  • Complete a Graduate diploma in medical ultrasound (or subjects contributing to this qualification)
  • Complete a Masters of Perioperative Medicine
  • Complete the ANZCA Chapter of Perioperative Medicine
  • Complete an Advanced Training in Palliative Medicine Program

External courses

Learn@ANZCA

Use the links below to access additional support resources contained on the Learn @ANZCA platform.

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ANZCA courses

ANZCA & FPM courses

ANZCA & FPM resources

Library resources

Library resources

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