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Designed for junior doctors, international medical graduates and trainees. DiTP aims to mentor and support the next generation of medical doctors by augmenting and refining their clinical and non-clinical skills.
About DiTP
At SAPMEA, we are dedicated to enhancing the health and wellbeing of our community members through advancing the skills and knowledge of our healthcare workforce.
The DiTP (Doctors in Training Program) is designed for junior doctors, international medical graduates and trainees working in hospital and community settings. The program aims to mentor and support the next generation medical doctors by augmenting and refining their clinical and non-clinical skills.
CPD
All participants will receive a certificate of attendance to claim CPD hours with your respective CPD Home.
DiTP 2024 Calendar
For further information and registration links for each workshop, please visit the SAPMEA Education Calendar.
Meet our DiTP Facilitators
Dr Herman Chua
Emergency Medicine Consultant
Herman is a Senior Specialist in Emergency Medicine with over 20 years of clinical experience. He has been extensively involved in the education of junior doctors and trainees, having conducted workshops at local and national conferences and holding positions such as Director of Training and Examiner for ACEM.
Cheryl Kimber
Orthopaedic Nurse Practitioner
Cheryl has 30 years’ experience in casting and orthopaedic care as a NUM and Orthopaedic Nurse Practitioner (20 years). One of her many interested is ensuring casts and slabs are applied correctly and by competent trained and educated health care practitioners. She facilitates and taught in the SALHN, SAON and ANZONA orthopaedic casting course for over 15 years, as well as produced the current casting protocol and competency standards for SALHN.
Dr John Bastian
Rehabilitation Medicine Consultant
John is a Senior Consultant Physician in Rehabilitation Medicine, who for the last 30 years has worked in the area of complex Orthopaedic and Neurologic Rehabilitation, Occupational and Pain Medicine. Up until 2021, John was Acting Head of Unit at the Hampstead General Rehabilitation Unit, and has been actively involved in teaching and running workshops in Musculoskeletal, General Rehabilitation and Medicolegal Medicine.
Dr Angela Travis
Rural Generalist, Emergency Medicine and Anaesthetics
Angela is a Rural Generalist specialising in Emergency Medicine and Anaesthetics and currently works at Mt Barker Hospital. Angela holds fellowships with both the RACGP and ACRRM. Angela completed the Fellowship in Advanced Rural General Practice in Anaesthetics and has been working as a Rural Generalist Anaesthetist for 13 years. More recently she completed the Advanced Diploma in Emergency Medicine through ACEM. Angela also works as a RERN doctor (Rural Emergency Responders Network), is the Acting Deputy Chief Medical Officer for the South Australian Ambulance Service, and works at the South Australian Virtual Care Service (SAVCS) as an Emergency Consultant.
Contact SAPMEA
For questions and enquiries regarding the DiTP, please contact the SAPMEA Education Team at cpd@sapmea.asn.au.
