Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowships in Oceania: 2 Recorded Programs

Explore 2 recorded pediatric gastroenterology fellowship and training routes in Oceania. Compare institutions, duration, eligibility, funding and official sources.

2 recorded routes across 2 source institution labels: 2 clinical training. 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.

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Program and institutionPathway and locationDuration and capacityEntry requirementsFunding and feesSources and shortlist
Advanced Training in Gastroenterology (Paediatrics and Child Health pathway)
Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP)
Clinical training
Multiple accredited sites (Australia and New Zealand), Australia
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This source is a PREP training handbook. Its transition banner directs trainees starting in 2024 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
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Entry 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. The RACP page notes that trainees who start from 2024 follow new curricula and entry requirements; these entry conditions are from its handbook text.

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
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Field evidence and record history
Fellowship in Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Clinical Nutrition
Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne
Clinical training
Melbourne, Australia
Twelve-month fellowship contract.
Recorded capacity: The January 2024 guide describes three positions annually; this is programme capacity, not a current vacancy count.
Not recordedFunding: Not recorded
Fees: Not recorded
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Field evidence and record history

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Coverage in this collection: 1/2 entry requirements; 1/2 funding; 0/2 fees; 1/2 clinical registration; 0/2 clinical language; 1/2 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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