Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowships in Australia: 2 Recorded Programs
Explore 2 recorded neonatal-perinatal medicine fellowship and training routes in Australia. Compare institutions, duration, eligibility, funding and official sources.
2 recorded routes across 2 source institution labels: 1 clinical training; 1 research fellowship. 2 records have at least one field-level source check.
Listings do not confirm a current vacancy or applicant eligibility. Historical placements, frameworks and awards may appear alongside host training programmes; read each profile’s scope and dated evidence.
Compare programmes and application details
| Program and institution | Pathway and location | Duration and capacity | Entry requirements | Funding and fees | Sources and shortlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Training in Neonatal and Perinatal Medicine Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) | Clinical training Multiple accredited sites (Australia and New Zealand), Australia Read pathway scopeThis source is a PREP training handbook. Its transition banner directs trainees starting in 2027 or later to a new curriculum; PREP details are retained with that cohort scope. RACP is a training authority rather than a recruiting hospital. | 3 years Recorded capacity: Not recorded | Read entry requirementsEntry to RACP Advanced Training requires completion of RACP Basic Training including the Written and Clinical Examinations, current medical registration, and appointment to an appropriate Advanced Training position. | Funding: The PREP handbook states standard annual College membership fees apply. This is a College-fee policy, not a host salary/stipend offer. Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| PSANZ David Henderson-Smart Scholarship Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand (PSANZ) | Research fellowship Multiple (Australia/NZ), Australia | Single award over one year. Recorded capacity: 1 | Read entry requirementsCurrent financial PSANZ member with demonstrated perinatology commitment, early research-career status, no prior DHS award and no other PSANZ scholarship/major award that year. Discipline-specific early-career criteria apply; medical applicants must be in a higher degree and within five years of clinical-training completion. | Funding: Award value AUD 5,000 over one year for justified research-career activities; not a full project budget or automatic clinical salary. Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
What is recorded and what to check
Coverage in this collection: 2/2 entry requirements; 2/2 funding; 0/2 fees; 1/2 clinical registration; 0/2 clinical language; 0/2 language / examination requirements; 0/2 application document language. Recorded information is not a full programme verification. Language examinations and document translation do not establish the language of clinical practice.
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