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QLD State Conference

Queensland State Conference 

Registrations: Click here to register now

When: Saturday 8th August 2026

Where: InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort, Gold Coast

Who: Fellows, Trainees, SIMGs, Junior Doctors, Medical Students & Allied Health Professionals

The State Conference is a premier full-day event bringing together surgeons from across Queensland for a dynamic and forward thinking program. Step beyond competence and into mastery. Together, we’ll explore what it truly means to master your craft, from refining techniques to embracing creativity and innovation in surgical practice.  
We’ll also dive into the mindset of a master: the resilience, curiosity and strategic thinking needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. This event will empower you to elevate your expertise and redefine your role in shaping the future of surgery. 

Preparation for Private Practice Workshop

Preparation for Private Practice Workshop 

Registrations: Click here to register now - virtual and in-person registrations available
When:
Saturday 17th October 2026 
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RACS QLD Office, Kangaroo Point  
Who:
Younger Fellows, Trainees and Practice Managers 

Thinking about starting your own private practice or improving the one you have? This practical, hands-on workshop offers strategies, tools and advice from experienced Fellows, consultant speakers and industry partners. Learn what’s involved in setting up a practice, develop frameworks to boost performance and uncover common pitfalls to avoid. You’ll also gain insights into operations, success strategies and have the chance to connect with surgeons who’ve navigated the journey themselves. 

Research Papers Prizes

Neville Davis and RACS Papers Prize
Registrations: Abstract submissions are now open. For information, click here
When:
Saturday 8th August 2026 
Where:
InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort, Gold Coast 
Who:
Medical Students, Junior Doctors, Queensland Surgical Trainees across all specialties and PHO's in Surgical Departments 

The Queensland Research Papers Prizes will be held in conjunction with the QLD State Conference to celebrate research excellence amongst Queensland’s medical community. These presentations provide a platform for medical students, junior doctors and trainees to showcase their research and highlight the outstanding contributions Queenslanders make to medicine through diverse and innovative projects. Heats are conducted to select 6 finalists who will be judged by experienced Fellows on the quality of their research and presentation, ultimately awarding winners in the following categories: 

Neville Davis Papers Prize - $2,500
RACS Papers Prize - $1,000

Our sponsors

RACS Queensland would like to acknowledge and thank its sponsors for their ongoing support. This partnership with our State Committee ensures the ongoing success of our events.

Major sponsors

Walshs Financial Group, Prescribe Practice Management, Hillhouse Legal Partners

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Mater Education: High Value Conversations

Mater Education's award-winning High Value Conversations program is designed to create an important cultural and transformational shift that empowers you to have open conversations with your colleagues, question unsafe behaviour regardless of your position and ensure safety is prioritised.

There are two levels of the course available;

  • Foundations program: 3.5 hour face-to-face workshop
  • Coaches program: 8 hour face-to-face workshop

The courses may be used to fulfill your annual CPD requirements. View further information and register now.

 

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