Application Process
Selection of Trainees for 2006
Applications for admission in to the College's training program in 2006 closed in May 2005. There were 70 applicants for admission into the various State Faculty programs as follows:
| Queensland |
25 |
| New South Wales |
48 |
| Victoria |
48 |
| South Australia |
13 |
Western Australia
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13 |
The following number of positions were filled:
| Queensland |
2 |
| New South Wales |
8 |
| Victoria |
7 |
| South Australia |
2 |
Western Australia |
1 |
Assessment of Overseas Trained Dermatologists
College assesses overseas trained dermatologists in accordance with the procedures established by the Australian Medical Council.
Overseas Trained Specialists and Area of Need assessment outcomes - 2005  this document.
Accreditation of Training Programs
In accordance with College's Training Program Handbook (above), College reviews and accredits training programs in individual hospitals on a four-yearly basis.
In 2005, College re-inspected the following training program:
New South Wales:
Skin and Cancer Foundation/Westmead Hospital/The CHildren's Hospital Westmead.
On the recommendation of the Board of Censors, the College Council has given full accreditation to the Westmead rotation. It will be re-inspected at the time of the next full NSW Faculty training program accreditation.
In 2004, College reviewed the following training programs:
New South Wales:
Liverpool Hospital
Prince of Wales Hospital
Repatriation General Hospital Concord
Royal Newcastle Hospital
Royal North Shore Hospital
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Skin and Cancer Foundation/St Vincent's Hospital
Skin and Cancer Foundation/Westmead Hospital/The Children’s Hospital Westmead
Victoria:
Alfred Hospital
Austin and Repatriation Medical Centre
Monash Medical Centre
Royal Children's Hospital
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Skin and Cancer Foundation Victoria
Skin and Cancer Foundation Victoria/Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute
St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne
St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne (Professorial)
Western General Hospital
Western Australia:
Royal Perth Hospital
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
Hollywood Private Hospital
Princess Margaret Hospital/Fremantle Hospital
On the recommendation of the Board of Censors, the College Council has given full accreditation to the NSW training programs for a period of four years, pending a review of the Westmead rotation in February, 2005; and has given full accreditation to the Victorian and WA training programs for a further four years.
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