Closed

Calling all trainees and Fellows

Tender ID: 450003


Tender Details

Tender #:
-  
Status:
Closed
Publish Date:
22 March 2021
Closing Date:
9 April 2021

Tender Description

⁠⁠⁠The Gender Equity in Medicine Reference Group (GEMRG) is seeking new members — all trainees and Fellows with a background in gender equity are encouraged to apply.
 
All College members are encouraged to participate including those who are gender diverse, Aotearoa New Zealander including Māori and Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.
The Reference Group is seeking to appoint members with relevant skills, interest, and experience in gender equity.
 
Applicants should:
 
  • provide relevant skills and expertise to the Reference Group
  • not represent any particular organisation
  • be prepared to devote time to the Group on a pro bono basis
The Reference Group has been established by the Fellowship Committee (FC) to assist the Gender Equity in Medicine Working Group (GEMWG) meet their objectives by:
 
  • providing input, advice and solutions to the FC and GEMWG on Gender Equity in Medicine (GEM) issues, experiences and barriers for consideration
  • providing member insights into gender equity/inequity experiences and their implications/impact on our Fellows and trainees
  • advocating for and representing the views and perspectives of our College membership in matters and activities relating to GEM
  • considering GEM matters and offering recommendations to the FC and GEMWG on what matters or activities to prioritise
  • reviewing and providing feedback as required to the FC and GEMWG on our College’s GEM work and activities
  • contributing to the College’s wider leadership in gender equity.
The Reference Group does not convene regular or routine meetings. Ad hoc meetings via videoconference may be arranged with FC approval.
 
The FC may determine to appoint a ‘Convener’ to lead the Group. The Reference Group currently comprises 17 members.
 
The Reference Group is supported by the Executive General Manager, Member Services, Senior Executive Officer, Fellowship Relations, and Project Officer, Gender Equity in Medicine of the College, who attend any meetings by invitation.
 
Context of the position and the Reference Group
The College has been serving the health of the Australian and New Zealand people for 82 years. We are a large and diverse educational institution and membership body that delivers post-graduate training and continuing professional development to over 26,000 Fellow and trainee members.
 
The College operates in a highly regulated context that is subject to constant change.
 
Health technologies are rapidly advancing, and more and more physicians are working as part of multi-disciplinary teams often in community as well as hospital settings. These trends will only increase as the health system continues to respond to an aging population, increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, demands for patient-centred care, and increasing funding pressures. There is also a trend for medical education requirements for trainees and the continuing professional development of the Fellowship to become broader and more rigorous.
 
To meet these demands the College is adapting and responding to the changing needs of our Fellows and trainees to service our communities.
 
The Reference Group has a role in ensuring the College continues to deliver high-quality physician education and training programs, support future health care systems, and provide health policy leadership.
 
Read the Gender Equity in Medicine Reference Group Terms of Reference (PDF) before applying.
 
Apply
To apply, submit an expression of interest form (DOC) and your CV to gemwg@racp.edu.au

Location

New Zealand   :   Auckland   :   Bay of Plenty   :   Canterbury   :   Chatham Islands   :   Gisborne   :   Hawke's Bay   :   Kermadec   :   Manawatu-Wanganui   :   Marlborough   :   Nelson   :   Northland   :   Otago   :   Southland   :   Subantartic   :   Taranaki   :   Tasman-Nelson   :   Three Kings   :   Waikato   :   Wellington   :   West Coast  

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