Which Program is For Me?

All the information you'll need to work out which program is the right one for you.

Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Medicine

Pre-hospital and retrieval medicine (PHRM) is rapid response medical care provided to seriously sick and injured people.

Foundational Emergency Medicine Training Program (FEMTP)

This qualification is suited to and intended for PGY2+ doctors working as part of the team in an emergency department with senior assistance when needed.

Intermediate Emergency Medicine Training Program (IEMTP)

This qualification is suited to and intended for PGY2+ doctors working as part of the team in an emergency department and builds upon the knowledge and skills gained during the Foundational Emergency Medicine Training Program (FEMTP).

Advanced Emergency Medicine Training Program (AEMTP)

This qualification is suited to and intended for PGY3+ doctors working as part of the team in an emergency department as a senior decision maker, provides clinical support, and builds upon the knowledge and skills gained during the Associateship in Intermediate Emergency Medicine (IEMTP) .

Transition from FACEM Training

If you withdraw from the FACEM Training Program, you have the opportunity to receive recognition of prior learning for your training and complete either the ACEM Emergency Medicine Certificate (EMC), Associateship in Intermediate Emergency Medicine or Associateship in Advanced Emergency Medicine.

Program Name Changes

ACEM is changing some names of the training programs to comply with the Tertiary Education Quality Standards Agency Act 2011.

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