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Tēnā koe Dr subscriber,
Please find below some news and information that may be useful.
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Friday 24th September 2021
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College news
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2021 virtual Bootcamp success
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As many of you will know, the 2021 virtual Bootcamp was a resounding success. Held in place of the in-person event planned for Christchurch, we had 20 presentations showing the dedication and enthusiasm of those working in urgent care, and the breadth of the discipline now and in the future. Our DPD Guy Melrose spent many hours planning the event, and is to be congratulated on how well the event went.
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Also thanks to those behind the scenes - we had Finn (our IT support person) and Claire (College Administrator) coordinating the IT and administrative aspects of the day. The office received many emails of thanks and appreciation from the members, presenters, and executive committee.
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The videos will be available very soon. They have been edited into their separate presentations, and are currently being loaded to the server with access via the website. They are free to view for those who attended on the day (or paid to subsequently view). Anyone else may still purchase tickets to view; this ticket will also get you access to the forthcoming webinars. We will make the videos freely available to members and those with educational subscription around May next year.
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UCPEX
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We're proceeding with plans, but keeping a very close eye on how the lockdown progresses. When the examination committee make decisions on the holding and format of exams (including we continue as planned), we will inform those who have registered for UCPEX by email.
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We've invited registrars (those eligible to attend, and those who must attend) to confirm attendance or not. If you cannot find this invitation, please email alex@rnzcuc.org.nz.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Programme Update.
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Issue #18 of the COVID-19 Vaccine Programme Update is out now. This fortnightly newsletter for the health and disability sector contains a general programme update and clinical information for vaccinators.To view the newsletter click here.
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ACC Provider Update 21 September: COVID-19 Update
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The latest Covid-19 provider update from ACC is now available to view:
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Health Quality & Safety Commission e-digest – Issue 137
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The latest Health Quality & Safety Commisson e-digest is now available. To view: click here
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Medical Deans’ 2021 Annual Conference
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Our upcoming online Annual Conference will draw on the ideas presented in this Discussion Paper and the experiences of overseas colleagues and from across the medical training and healthcare sectors.
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- In the first session, on Thursday 7 October, we will hear the experiences of our guests from Harvard Medical School, UK Medical Schools Council, and Health Education England, and their responses to the COVID pandemic and how it is impacting their work and future reform plans.
- Our second session, on Friday 8 October, will look at the development of our future medical workforce, hearing from our Keynote Speaker, Jim Campbell, Director of Health Workforce at the World Health Organisation, about how as a sector, we can learn from the innovations brought about as a result of COVID-19 and work together to develop the doctors we need and provide the support they need.
Two future sessions – on preparing for and transitioning into practice, and factors impacting career choices of doctors in training – will be held in Nov (dates and times to be confirmed shortly).
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Seeking participants to investigate racial bias amongst New Zealand registered health workers and clinical students
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We've been asked to share a study looking at racial bias in health workers and practitioners.
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The study requires you to complete the Go/No-Go association task and answer questions about your explicit attitudes towards Māori and NZ Europeans.
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This should take approximately 30-40 minutes to complete, and participants can choose to go in the draw to win one of 10 $50 Westfield or grocery vouchers.
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Details entered for the draw will only be accessible by our research team, and the study will be anonymous. to complete the survey or find out more click here
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MCNZ Statement on - What to do when you have concerns about another doctor
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The Medical Council are reviewing Their statement on What to do when you have concerns about another doctor and would value your feedback.
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This statement discusses concerns that could arise about another doctor for example, health, conduct and competence. It also discusses appropriate options for raising these concerns including when we as a regulator should be notified.
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Their draft statement has more emphasis on patient safety and maintaining the public’s trust and confidence in the medical profession as grounds to act on concerns about another doctor.
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MDANZ Discussion Paper – Training Tomorrow’s Doctors: all pulling in the right direction
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The paper sets out our vision for a medical education and training continuum that leads to leads to an adaptable and supported workforce with the required capabilities, and in the right numbers, right places, and right specialities to serve the needs of the people of Australia and New Zealand.
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Prevocational Medical Education Forum
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The Medical Council of New Zealand is excited to host the virtual 2021 Australian and New Zealand Prevocational Medical Education Forum on 18 and 19 October.
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Urgent Care Facebook group
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A member of the college created a page for Doctors working in Urgent Care in New Zealand. It is open to any doctor working in Urgent Care whether or not they are part of the college, this way people can join and get the information/support they need before deciding to pursue Urgent Care training. This group is not run by the college, but it may be a useful resource.
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CME opportunities & Quizzes
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Urgent Care - Deputy Medical Director
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We're looking for a doctor that is passionate about Urgent Care and looking to take the next step in their career. We will support you through formal Urgent Care training so you can develop skills to be a fantastic Medical Director!
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Clinical Director - Urgent Care
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We are seeking a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care to join Westgate in a full time permanent role.
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Locum Medical Officer
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Westgate Medical Centre is looking for Locum and part time Doctors to join our skilled and supportive team!
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Urgent Care role in Christchurch
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Riccarton Clinic is seeking one or more Urgent Care doctors for at least three days per week, up to full-time.
We are a large Cornerstone and Urgent Care accredited practice in a purpose built centre, with a supportive team culture.
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Urgent Care Doctor or Nurse Practitioner
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Urgent Care Doctor or Nurse Practitioner required for a busy Accident and Urgent medical care centre in Rotorua.
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Marlborough Urgent Care - Medical Director
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Marlborough Urgent Care Centre is seeking a Medical Director to join our team. We need a keen, dynamic professional to lead and clinically manage our service, based at the top of the South Island in sunny Blenheim.
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Medical Director
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A rare opportunity to take a key leadership role as Medical Director at City Medical Urgent Care Centre in Napier
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Shorecare Smales Farm Locum Night Doctor
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Shorecare Urgent Care Clinic
We are seeking RNZCUC advanced trainees or fellows to work overnight shifts at our 24/7 Smales Farm Clinic in Takapuna.
Please submit your CV to Dr Andy Dixon at andy.dixon@shorecare.co.nz
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Exciting part time opportunity - Dunedin
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We are seeking an experienced GP/UC doctor to join our busy central city team. You will be enthusiastic about UC medicine and working as part of a committed team to provide quality care to our patients. Flexibility to work additional hours desired.
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Contact: manager@urgentdocs.co.nz
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Urgent Care Role in Hamilton
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Victoria Clinic in Hamilton is looking for urgent care doctors. Flexible roster, part time/full time/casual shifts available. Open 8am to 8pm daily. UC fellows/trainees/experienced GPs welcome to apply. Email CV to admin@victoriaclinic.co.nz
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Urgent Care Doctor - New Plymouth
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We are looking for an enthusiastic Urgent Care Doctor to join our busy practice. For more information
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contact: practicemanager@medicross.co.nz
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