Overview
An AGES-accredited two-year advanced gynaecological endoscopy training unit (Royal Prince Alfred Hospital) under the AGES Accredited Training Program, with training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, North Shore Private, Mater Hospital and St Luke's Hospital.
The programme
- Training type
- Clinical Fellowship
- Duration
- 2 years
- Start
- Training years run in two-year cycles (current recruitment for 2028–2029 positions)
- Positions
- Not stated on official page
- Accreditation
- Australasian Gynaecological Endoscopy & Surgery Society (AGES) accredited training unit; developed with RANZCOG (no degree or subspecialty qualification conferred)
- Department
- AGES National Training Unit – Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (training sites: Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, North Shore Private, Mater Hospital and St Luke's Hospital)
Eligibility and visa
- Eligibility
- Institution policyAGES Accredited Training Program positions open to both local and international graduates; central AGES application with interviews at the March AGES Annual Scientific Meeting (applicants must be registered delegates); units appoint trainees directly
- International applicants
- Yes – AGES states positions are open to both local and international graduates; training sites appoint trainees directly subject to local jurisdiction
- Visa support
- Not stated on official page
- Licence requirement
- Medical registration in the relevant jurisdiction (AHPRA in Australia; Medical Council of New Zealand in NZ) – appointment subject to local jurisdiction
How to apply
- Deadline
- Applications for 2028–2029 trainee positions open 1 November 2026 (central AGES process; interviews at the March AGES Annual Scientific Meeting)
- Application method
- Central AGES application process; interviews during the March ASM (applicants must be registered delegates); enquiries education@ages.com.au
Funding
- Funding
- Not stated on official page