AMSA 2023 Internship Guide
UPDATE: Please use the following link to see new updated information from St John of God Healthcare (Western Australia) and Northeast Health (Victoria) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cMRLLnHZ4YvOyVqwlj2wBdGpIi5bgz3I/view?usp=sharing Hello everyone (especially class of 2023)! The 2023 edition of the AMSA Internship Guide is now available to read! This is the AMSA guide for the 2024 clinical year. This guide could not have been possible without the contribution of medical students, hospital management teams, interns, AMA and many other people volunteering their time to update the information. For example, we have added eight new health networks across all states and territories to the internship guide. Good luck to the class of 2023! We hope that the information within this guide can be beneficial for you during your internship applications. If you have any queries or feedback about the guide, please do not hesitate to email pdo@amsa.org.au.
UPDATE: Please use the following link to see new updated information from St John of God Healthcare (Western Australia) and Northeast Health (Victoria)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cMRLLnHZ4YvOyVqwlj2wBdGpIi5bgz3I/view?usp=sharing
Hello everyone (especially class of 2023)! The 2023 edition of the AMSA Internship Guide is now available to read! This is the AMSA guide for the 2024 clinical year.
This guide could not have been possible without the contribution of medical students, hospital management teams, interns, AMA and many other people volunteering their time to update the information. For example, we have added eight new health networks across all states and territories to the internship guide.
Good luck to the class of 2023! We hope that the information within this guide can be beneficial for you during your internship applications.
If you have any queries or feedback about the guide, please do not hesitate to email pdo@amsa.org.au.
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ROYAL<br />
BRISBANE &<br />
WOMEN'S<br />
HOSPITAL<br />
94 predicted 2024 internship positions<br />
NETWORK TRAINING SITES<br />
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Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH), Surgical Treatment and<br />
Rehabilitation Service (STARS)<br />
ROTATIONS AVAILABLE<br />
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Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine (including Cardiology, Thoracic Medicine,<br />
Gastroenterology), Surgery (including Urology and Orthopaedics), Obstetrics and<br />
Gynaecology, Neonatology, Renal Medicine, Geriatric Medicine, Cardiology,<br />
Infectious Diseases, Palliative Care, Neurosurgery, Medical Imaging, Paediatrics<br />
(undertaken at Queensland Children’s Hospital), Psychiatry, Anatomical Pathology,<br />
Orthopaedics, Psychiatry<br />
BASIC INFORMATION<br />
<br />
The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) is a quaternary and tertiary<br />
referral teaching hospital located at the Metro North Hospital and Health Service<br />
(MNHHS) Herston site, close to the Brisbane CBD. RBWH is Queensland’s largest<br />
hospital with almost 1,000 beds and provides highly specialised care to more than<br />
half a million patients every year.<br />
RBWH’s extensive services are delivered by a team of 6,000 doctors, nurses, allied<br />
health, operational and administration staff. The hospital participates in worldleading<br />
research and education in pursuit of excellence in specialised care to<br />
deliver the best possible patient outcomes. Also located at the Herston site is The<br />
University ofQueensland, Queensland Institute of Medical Research and the<br />
Herston Imaging Research Facility.<br />
STARS<br />
<br />
The Surgical Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) is a 182- bed specialist<br />
public health facility for Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS). STARS is<br />
also Queensland’s first purpose-built facility to open as a digital hospital It is a<br />
specialist rehabilitation and surgical service which focuses on providing<br />
individualised care and exceptional health outcomes now and into the future.
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