The pain medicine training program comprises a minimum of two years clinical experience directly related to pain medicine, which allows specialists and those completing a speciality training program to become a specialist pain medicine physician.

New this month: Patient Blood Management Guidelines, EoIs for Health Technology Assessment Advisory Committees, IACA Patient Safety webinar and EoIs for WebAIRS neurological adverse events data analysis.

The theme of this three-day meeting is ‘challenging the status quo’.

Participating in a continuing professional development (CPD) program is compulsory for specialist registration in Australia and New Zealand. Access to our world-leading CPD program is free for ANZCA and FPM fellows.

This year’s Combined SIG meeting was held on 23-25 June 2023 at QT Gold Coast.

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In September 2022, we visted Darwin to talk to specialist anaesthetists, trainees, and medical students about living and working in Australia's Top End.

This is a report following the FPM Board meeting held on 23 July.

Healthy doctors ensure a sustainable workforce that provides best patient care. Find out what we're doing to support our doctors' health and wellbeing, and the services and resources available to our members.

If you trained as an anaesthetist or specialist pain medicine physician overseas, we offer a number of pathways for you to practice in Australia or New Zealand as a specialist international medical graduate (SIMG).