Postgraduate Medical Education Council of Tasmania

We are the organisation responsible for prevocational medical education in Tasmania

Accreditation

The PMCT accreditation process has been designed to obtain information about health service performance of the intern training program.

Junior Doctors

PMCT's role is to ensure the provision of high quality training, education and supervision of prevocational doctors in public hospitals in Tasmania.

Hospitals

The Tasmania Health Service is responsible for hospitals located in three main areas of the state. PMCT teams are located at each hospital-based site.

About PMCT

We are responsible for the education of junior doctors (JMOs) in their early postgraduate years (PGY1 to PGY3) and the accreditation of intern training programs in health services and training posts for junior doctors in Tasmania.

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CPMEC Award - Tasmanian Junior Doctor of the Year Award 2024

Since 2008 this award has been presented annually by CPMEC to clinical educators across Australia and New Zealand in recognition of those who have made significant contributions to improving prevocational medical education and training.

The recipient of this Award is a prevocational doctor who has made a significant contribution to education and training as a prevocational doctor in their workplace settings (hospital, community placements, etc.)

PMCT is delighted to announce that the winner of the CPMEC Tasmanian Junior Doctor of the Year Award in 2024 is Dr Morgan Neasey, currently working at the North West Regional Hospital. Dr Lynn Hemmings, PMCT Co-Executive Director is pictured here with Morgan at the 2024 Australia & New Zealand Prevocational Medical Education Forum (ANZPMEF) 2024 in Darwin.

Events

2024 Darwin ANZPMEF Keynote Flyer

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