ACRRM training posts are accredited health services in which the registrar trains under supervision to meet the ACRRM Fellowship program requirements. They are in primary, secondary, emergency and retrieval services, and may be a single health service or several health services.
There are many benefits to being accredited as an ACRRM training post, including:
If you have any questions or are unsure of eligibility for accreditation, please contact the Accreditation team at postaccreditation@acrrm.org.au.
Health services must demonstrate, they:
Core Generalist Training posts
Health services meeting the following criteria are eligible to apply to be a Core Generalist Training post:
Advanced Specialised Training posts
Health services eligible to apply for Advanced Specialised Training are dependent on the discipline.
See the AST Handbooks for further information.
Training posts that demonstrate meeting the standards through desk top review are awarded provisional accreditation. Provisionally accredited posts can train a registrar.
Holding accreditation does not guarantee a registrar. Training placements are dependent on a several factors including number of registrars seeking placement, registrar training requirements and preferences plus workforce considerations.
Full accreditation is awarded once a registrar has been training in the post for up to a year and the post has demonstrated being a quality training post. Training posts are reviewed for ongoing accreditation every three years.