Training as an o and g doctor

RANZCOG train clinicians in obstetrics and gynaecology in Australia and New Zealand through of a combination of remote learning, assessment, and in-hospital training at approved sites.

Pathways to becoming a obstetrics and gynaecology practitioner
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Prevocational Pathway (PVP)

The Certificate of Women’s Health (CWH) is centred on office-based obstetrics and gynaecology and involves 3 months of either practice-based or hospital-based training. Trainees learn basic clinical skills in antenatal and postnatal care and are given an introduction to gynaecology.

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Specialist training Fellowship of RANZCOG (FRANZCOG)

The RANZCOG Diploma (DRANZCOG) includes the optional foundation of the Certificate of Women’s Health program and and additional modules learned through 6 months to 4 years of practice or hospital based training. Trainees learn skills in obstetrics and gynaecology that will enable them to safely undertake non-complex deliveries and perform basic gynaecological procedures.

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Pathways to becoming a specialist
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Prevocational Pathway (PVP)

The Certificate of Women’s Health (CWH) is centred on office-based obstetrics and gynaecology and involves 3 months of either practice-based or hospital-based training. Trainees learn basic clinical skills in antenatal and postnatal care and are given an introduction to gynaecology.

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Prevocational Pathway (PVP)

The Certificate of Women’s Health (CWH) is centred on office-based obstetrics and gynaecology and involves 3 months of either practice-based or hospital-based training. Trainees learn basic clinical skills in antenatal and postnatal care and are given an introduction to gynaecology.

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Training for international doctors
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Prevocational Pathway (PVP)

The Certificate of Women’s Health (CWH) is centred on office-based obstetrics and gynaecology and involves 3 months of either practice-based or hospital-based training. Trainees learn basic clinical skills in antenatal and postnatal care and are given an introduction to gynaecology.

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