New Fellows
Information for new Fellows
Upon completing all requirements of the ANZCA training program, you may apply for fellowship of the College. Trainees admitted to fellowship of ANZCA are entitled to place FANZCA after their names. We also bring to your attention that after admission an annual subscription fee is payable, which will be pro-rated from your join date, together with the fellowship entrance fee. For any queries relating to fees and amounts, please email subs@anzca.edu.au. For further information, click here.
Registration
To register as a specialist, please visit the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) or the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ).
Fellowship of ANZCA
ANZCA’s approach to professionalism is reflected in the College’s Code of Professional Conduct. The Benefits of Fellowship brochure gives an overview of what it means to be a Fellow of ANZCA and the About ANZCA booklet gives a broader overview of the activities of the College.
Other useful links
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- Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine Foundation
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New Fellows Conference
The New Fellows Conference aims to provide each participant with skills to assist them in dealing with their professional lives and relationships during their work in anaesthesia and pain medicine. Special emphasis is placed on professional excellence, leadership and involvement in College and Faculty affairs.
Fellows from all training regions may apply to attend the New Fellows Conference, which is held each year. To be eligible, Fellows must be within eight years from fellowship and attending the relevant annual scientific meeting at which the conference is held.
The New Fellows Conference is usually advertised in the September issue of the ANZCA Bulletin at least 10 months prior to the meeting. New Fellows are encouraged to apply to represent their region or country at the conference. An electronic invitation is also sent to all eligible new Fellows and information is sent to the chair of each regional and national committee requesting they promote the conference, and to heads of department, highlighting the value of the conference to their promising young anaesthetists and pain medicine specialists.
ANZCA’s regional and national committees and the Faculty of Pain Medicine select the attendees.
The College and Faculty cover the costs of the seminar, however the applicant is responsible for the cost of travelling to and from the annual scientific meeting and meeting registration and associated fees.
Fellows
