Fellowship Training Program (FTP)

The RACMA Fellowship Training Program equips aspiring Medical Leaders with the essential knowledge and skills, and instils a deep sense of responsibility towards promoting quality, safety and innovation in healthcare delivery.

The RACMA Fellowship Training Program Curriculum Learning Outcomes provides a roadmap to guide learners through the core competencies vital for success in medical leadership and management.

The Fellowship Training Program (FTP) is an integrated model of teaching, learning and aligned assessment activities in eight domains of professional practice that are considered essential for a RACMA Fellow.

Please carefully read this section to start your application as there are a number of important steps involved in the process.

This page outlines key dates for the RACMA Fellowship Training Program.

Candidates in the RACMA Fellowship Training Program are required to complete approved Masters level study.

Accreditation of training posts ensures that Medical Administration workplace experiential opportunities are available in the health setting.

Recognition of Prior Learning and Experience refers to the recognition of relevant knowledge, skills and competencies acquired through learning or experience prior to commencing the RACMA Fellowship Training Program.

The Specialist Training Program (STP) applies to Australian health settings only.  STP is a Department of Health (Australia) initiative designed to extend vocational training for specialist registrars working outside traditional metropolitan teaching hospitals; with an emphasis on training in regional, rural and remote areas and private facilities.

Specialist International Medical Graduates (SIMGs) who wish to practice in the speciality of Medical Administration in Australia or NZ must apply directly to the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA) for an assessment of their comparability to an Australian/NZ trained specialist.

Visit our FAQ section, where we’ve compiled answers to the most common questions regarding the Fellowship Training Program.