Training

ANZCA training program 

The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists is responsible for the training, examination and specialist accreditation of anaesthetists and pain medicine specialists in Australia and New Zealand. To learn about the ANZCA anaesthesia training program please click here. 
 

New Zealand rotational training program

Trainees need to complete 12 modules that cover general and sub-speciality areas in anaesthesia practice. Training rotations are designed to rotate a trainee through these sub-speciality areas as well as gaining general exposure in other hospitals.

 

For information about New Zealand's training rotations and training positions, please click here or email training@anzca.org.nz

 

Examination dates

Fo information about primary and final examination venues and critical dates, please click here.


Trainee events and courses

For information on courses offered by the New Zealand National Committee for 2012, please click here. Read course descriptions here.


Training E-Newsletter

The six-weekly ANZCA Training E-Newsletter is a regular e-newsletter designed to keep trainees abreast of the latest events, news and developments at ANZCA. To read the Training E-Newsletter, please click here. To read the NSW Training Newsletter, please click here.


New Zealand Trainee Committee

For information on the New Zealand Trainee Committee, including membership and meeting dates, please click here.

 

New Zealand Trainee Committee Newsletter

To read the New Zealand Trainee Committee Newsletter, please click here.

 

Anaesthesia Training in NZ Made Easy

To download a copy of this guide book, which gives an overview of anaesthesia training in NZ, please click here. Detail about amendments made in 2010 can be found here.


BWT Ritchie Scholarship for trainees

The BWT Ritchie Scholarship is open to New Zealand trainees who have passed the final examination for the Diploma of Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists and who wish to take a further year of study outside New Zealand in their final year of training, or the year following the completion of their fellowship.


The scholarship is also available to New Zealand trainees who have passed the fellowship examination in the Joint Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and who wish to pursue a further year of study outside New Zealand in their final year of training, or the year following the completion of their fellowship. For further information, please click here.


Trainee forms

All the forms required by trainees in their dealings with the College can be found by clicking here. 

 

e-Learning resources

The Education Development Unit has created a series of e-learning resources for ANZCA trainees and Fellows. To see the resources, please click here.


For further information about training and education in New Zealand, please email

training@anzca.org.nz.

 

Formal project

For information and guidelines on the formal project completed by trainees during Module 11, please click here. The New Zealand formal project guidelines can be found here.  
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