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Endocrinology Evolve recommendations
The Early Career Committee aims to help advance the clinical and research endeavours of early career members of ESA, by creating professional development activities, expanding research opportunities, fostering participation of early career members within ESA, and facilitating interaction between junior and senior members.
For more information, please contact the Committee Co-chairs (Lachlan Angus and Amy Dwyer) through the ESA secretariat: ijohnson@endocrinesociety.org.au
Chairs - Amy Dwyer, Jillian Tay
Secretary - Arunan Sriravindrarajah
Events - Angela Sheu, Elizabeth Wootton
Clinical affairs - Ed Mignon, Katherine Wyld
Advocacy/engagement - Mawson Wang , Ben Lawrence
The ESA ANZBMS Clinical & Research Fellowship Database is an initiative of the ESA Early Career Committee, with collaboration from the Australian and New Zealand Bone and Mineral Society (ANZBMS). We aim to provide a list of clinical and research positions available in Australia to a wide audience.
If you would like to contribute to the Database, you can complete the required information here (https://forms.gle/s5PJRr9DgJ7GJ9Z9).
The latest Database is available here
In order for us to continue to improve the ESA ANZBMS Clinical & Research Fellowship Database, the ESA Early Career Committee kindly asks that ESA members complete this short survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9GHJBL5
Please contact Lauren Tyack lauren.tyack@health.wa.gov.au or Ed Mignone Edward.Mignone@sa.gov.au with any questions.
Presentation: Changes to the NHMRC funding system: Implications for ECRs
By Associate Professor Zane Andrews. Presented at the ESA Annual Scientific Meeting, Career Development Workshop, 2018
This presentation provides an overview of the most recent changes to the the NHMRC funding scheme.
Better care. Better decision-making. Better use of resources.
Evolve aims to reduce low-value care by supporting physicians to be leaders in changing clinical behaviour for better patient care, make better decisions, and make better use of resources.
The RACP is encouraging physicians to implement the Evolve Top 5 Recommendations in their work and health services. This includes Fellows and Trainees. The RACP also encourages Advanced Trainees to undertake research on these recommendations.
The Top 5 recommendations were developed following broad consultation with the ESA membership and reviewing existing evidence. The development was fellow-led, collaborative and evidence- and consensus-based.
Download the ESA Top 5 Evolve list here
The RACP Evolve website has an array of implementation resources and recent publications available.
Royal Australasian College of Physicians Training website
RACP-Endocrinology Advanced Training Curriculum
RACP-Advanced Training in Endocrinology Program Requirements Handbook
ESA offers a number of awards and fellowships to support research higher degree (PhD and Masters) students and clinical trainees. Follow the links to find out more information, including application criteria and closing dates.
These include:
Endocrine Society of Australia
145 Macquarie Street
Sydney. NSW. 2000
Email: ijohnson@endocrinesociety.org.au
The Endocrine Society of Australia acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
