College Calendar

Professional Development and Standards Board [PDSB] Executive Meeting

GSA Trainees’ Day – Surgical Oncology

There are now more surgical care initiatives than ever before. But, a key challenge is better integration of surgical care initiatives within the provision of health services. It is this kind of challenge that can only be resolved by bringing together surgeons, academia, NGOs, health professionals and government health leaders to debate the issues and collaborate on practical solutions.

While the guidelines are extensive, they sometimes do not account for unusual or difficult cases that arise from time to time. This workshop provides surgeons involved in the management of medico legal cases with a forum to discuss their difficult cases, the problems they encountered and the steps they applied to satisfactorily resolve the issues faced. This workshop compliments the accredited AMA Guideline Training Courses.

Keeping Trainees on Track' is the next workshop in the 'Supervisors and Trainers for SET' (SAT SET) series.

The whole day NOTSS workshop focuses on the non-technical skills which underpin safer operative surgery

The Supervisors and Trainers for SET Course clarifies the roles and responsibilities within the Surgical Education and Training (SET) program and teaches you how to use workplace assessment tools, specifically the Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise (Mini-CEX) and the Directly Observed Procedural Skills (DOPS).

This annual 2½ day retreat draws Younger Fellows together to discuss and debate surgical issues that are on the horizon.

Developing a Career in Academic Surgery (DCAS)

Annual Scientific Congress

Board of Regional Chairs Face-to-face meeting

NSW Executive Committee Meeting

ACT Regional Committee Meeting

Annual General Meeting