Events
Saturday 02 Apr | 2022 Simulation Workshop 1On behalf of General Surgeons Australia and the Victorian/Tasmanian Training Committee, it is with pleasure that we invite you to participate in the 2022 Simulation Workshops. There will be three simulation workshops on offer for Trainees and IMGs to attend which is being coordinated by Mr Julian Choi. Each workshop is convened by experts in the field. As these workshops are being offered free of charge, we anticipate that they will be extremely popular. Places will be offered on a first-come first served basis. Note: Due to the workshops being offered free of charge, any Trainee or IMG who registers but does not attend will be prohibited from attending any future simulation workshops. Workshop #1TopicLaparoscopic Tissue Approximation Workshop Date & TimeSaturday 2 April 2022 Morning group - 09:00 – 12:00, followed by lunch ObjectiveIntroduction to principle and technique of laparoscopic suturing. The acquisition of FLS skill sets, laparoscopic suturing skills on lap box trainer model and on pig small bowel model and the Acquisition of laparoscopic stapling skills. ConvenorMr Julian Choi Number of participants12 (3 groups of 4 trainees) per session VenueSkills and Education Centre RegistrationPlease click 'Register now' ContactKaren Clark Maximum of 12 participants per group; please select either morning OR afternoon session below (NOT BOTH). |
Saturday 02 Apr Until Sunday 3rd Apr | New Zealand Association of General Surgeons ASM 2022The annual meeting for New Zealand general surgeons and surgical trainees from provincial and metropolitan hospitals. The conference theme for 2022 is “Synergy in Surgery – Nga Taunekeneke ki te Pokanga”. The conference sessions cover a range of technological innovations and interests in the modern hospital. A Call for Abstracts will be open on Monday 20 September 2021 and online registration will be open on Monday 15 November 2021. The Trainee Day will be held at Te Papa Tongarewa on 1st April 2022. Please click here to view website for further information. Date
2-3 April 2022 LocationTe Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, New Zealand For further information please contact: |
Wednesday 06 Apr | SA Long Course ProgramThis is a state based educational program, suitable only for SA-NT Trainees/SIMGs. Time & Location
6.30pm For further information please contact:Rachel Craddock |
Saturday 09 Apr | Online Fellowship Exam Preparation CourseSession 813:30-15:30 (AEST) ConvenorsDr David Coker FRACS, Dr Ngee-Soon Lau FRACS, Dr Pram Sirimanna FRACS EligibilityCandidates registered to sit the Fellowship Exam in May 2022. ContactFor any queries relating to the course, please contact the Course Co-ordinators: |
Wednesday 13 Apr | SA Long Course ProgramThis is a state based educational program, suitable only for SA-NT Trainees/SIMGs. Time & Location
6.30pm For further information please contact:Rachel Craddock |
Wednesday 13 Apr | WA WARTS SessionTime
1.00pm-5.30pm This event will be delivered online. For further information please contact:Rachel Craddock |
Saturday 23 Apr | Online Fellowship Exam Preparation CourseSession 9
13:30-15:30 (AEST) ConvenorsDr David Coker FRACS, Dr Ngee-Soon Lau FRACS, Dr Pram Sirimanna FRACS EligibilityCandidates registered to sit the Fellowship Exam in May 2022. ContactFor any queries relating to the course, please contact the Course Co-ordinators: |
Wednesday 27 Apr | QLD Core Course ProgramTopics
This event will be delivered via Zoom. For further information please contact:Rachel Craddock |
Saturday 30 Apr | Baxter Live Tissue Blood Conservation Strategies in General SurgeryThis is a full day educational event for Set 4 and above training Registrars who are involved in surgical settings. The objective of this event is to learn about blood conservation and build upon product knowledge. The day consists of lectures from senior consultants and a hands-on session in the Lab. Includes 6 hours of educational content. Date
30 April 2022 LocationMERF For further information please contact:Amanda Mackay |
Saturday 30 Apr Until Sunday 1st May | Management of Surgical Emergencies Course
Eligibility
The MOSES course aims to assist SET 3+ Trainees, IMGs, and Consultants to:
Run over two full days, MOSES involves a variety of teaching methods including core lectures, skills stations, and group discussions. The course focuses on assessment and decision making skills for emergency situations, within the peri-operative period covering, but not limited to, the following:
With a high ration of faculty to a low ratio of participants, MOSES will offer you an excellent opportunity to develop strategy and problem solving skills for commonly encountered surgical emergencies in a small team environment, with senior General Surgical Consultants. MOSES is aimed at International Medical Graduates and senior SET Trainees, particularly Trainees and IMGs who are contemplating their Fellowship exam, and post Fellowship General Surgical Fellows/Consultants. RegistrationThis course is fully allocated. Further course dates will be released soon.Enquiries |