Prevocational Medical Education Forum 2025

18/11/2025

Congratulations to the 2025 CPMEC Award winners, acknowledged at ANZPMEF for their outstanding contributions to prevocational training.

- Prevocational Doctor of the Year: Dr Jessica Horton, Launceston General Hospital

- Clinical Educator of the Year: Dr Katie Maclean, South Western Sydney Local Health District

These awards recognise junior doctors and clinical educators across Australia and New Zealand who have made significant and lasting contributions to prevocational medical education and training.

🎤 Hear from the winners as they share what this recognition means to them and how it inspires their ongoing commitment to education and patient care.

17/11/2025

That’s a wrap on ANZPMEF 2025!

Over three inspiring days, local and international experts shared their insights and knowledge as delegates connected, collaborated and explored new ideas shaping the future of prevocational medical education.

🎤 Dr Gabrielle Georgiou, Medical Administration Trainee, shared her personal highlight from the conference experience.

🎤 We hear from delegates on their reflections and standout moments.

🎤 Dr Jo Burnand, Conference Chair, reflected on the key message she hopes attendees will take away from this year’s event.

Relive the key moments and reflections of ANZPMEF 2025:

Post event recap and delegate highlights from the 29th Australian and New Zealand Prevocational Medical Education Forum (ANZPMEF), held at the Hilton Sydney on the 9th…

12/11/2025

Day 3 of ANZPMEF 2025 brought the conference to a close with inspiring discussions around “Our Workforce for the Future”, exploring what lies ahead for prevocational medical education.

🎤 Dr. Claire Madden, Hello Clarity shared key insights from her keynote on Generational Learning Styles.
🎤 Dr Saskia Fung, Sydney Local Health District and Chair of Australasian Prevocational Medical Officers' Committee reflected on this year’s event.
🎤 Dr Stephen Ayre, Chief Executive, Postgraduate Medical Education Council of Tasmania and Chair of ANZPMEF 2026, revealed details for next year’s forum.

Catch the conversations and insights that shaped the final day in our Day 3 highlights video: https://vimeo.com/1135987327?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

Stay tuned for more highlights from ANZPMEF 2025.

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11/11/2025

Day 2 of ANZPMEF 2025 continued the momentum with insightful discussions, shared learnings and vibrant connections, with a focus on “Feedforward and Feedback.”

🎤 Dr Ken Clark, from the Medical Council of New Zealand, reflected on the the importance of the theme for Day 2 in prevocational medical education.
🎤 Dr Christopher Watling, from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, shared a key message from his keynote, “Making Space for Feedback in a Culture of Assessment”.
🎤 Professor Michelle Leech, President of MDANZ reflected on why forums like ANZPMEF are important.
🎤 Chris Jenkinson, Medical Council of New Zealand shared why events such as this are important for prevocational education.

Watch the Day 2 highlights video to relive the ideas, conversations and moments that inspired delegates today.

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10/11/2025

Day 1 of ANZPMEF 2025 set the stage for an inspiring start to the conference, bringing together medical educators, trainees and leaders to explore this year’s theme, “Navigating Transitions: Feedforward and Feedback”.

🎤 Dr Jo Burnand, ANZPMEF 2025 Chair, reflected on what makes ANZPMEF unique and the vision behind this year’s theme.

🎤 Professor Sheona MacLeod NHS England shared a reflection from her keynote, “Supporting from the Start”.

🎤 ANZPMEF 2025 Scientific Committee Chair Dr Ros Crampton and Emeritus Professor Kevin Forsyth, CPMEC spoke about why events like ANZPMEF are so valuable for building collaboration and advancing prevocational medical education.

🎤 Professor Peter Hockey Western Sydney Health shared a key takeaway from the panel discussion focused on “Transitions”.

Catch the energy, conversations and key moments that made Day 1 such a success in our highlights video: https://vimeo.com/1135233755?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

Stay tuned for our highlights video for Day 2 and 3!

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02/11/2025

Final Call – Last Chance to Register for !

Be part of the conversation shaping the future of prevocational medical training. Hear from leading voices, share your experiences, and take away new ideas to strengthen education and training across our health systems.

Registrations close soon - don’t miss your opportunity to be part of this year’s Forum!

Register now: https://www.anzpmef.com.au?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=registration_closing&utm_id=anzpmef2025

26/10/2025

Two Weeks to Go – Don’t Miss Out on ANZPMEF2025!

Join educators, clinicians, and trainees from across Australia and New Zealand for three inspiring days of collaboration and learning in prevocational medical education.

- Engaging plenaries and panel discussions
- Hands-on workshops
- Networking with colleagues and thought leaders

There’s still time to secure your place - register before it’s too late!

Register here: https://www.anzpmef.com.au?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=registration_closing&utm_id=anzpmef2025

08/10/2025

Early bird registration for the Australian & New Zealand Prevocational Medical Education Forum 2025 is closing in 48 hours!

Join us from 9–12 November 2025 at Hilton Sydney and connect with peers and leaders in prevocational medical education as we explore the theme Navigating Transitions – Feedforward and Feedback.

Final chance to access discounted rates – register here: https://www.anzpmef.com.au?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=registration_earlybird_closing&utm_id=anzpmef2025

07/10/2025

We are excited to announce the program for is now live!

Showcasing international speakers, interactive workshops and opportunities to connect with doctors in training, medical educators, supervisors and leaders in prevocational medical training across Australia and Ataroa New Zealand.

We have also extended Early Bird registration until 10 October. Don’t miss your chance to secure your spot at the premier forum for prevocational medical education.

Explore the program and register now: https://www.anzpmef.com.au/

18/09/2025

We have extended Early Bird registration until 10 October. Don’t miss your chance to secure your spot at the premier forum for prevocational medical education.

Showcasing international speakers, interactive workshops and opportunities to connect with doctors in training, medical educators, supervisors and leaders in prevocational medical training across Australia and Ataroa New Zealand.

Register now: https://www.anzpmef.com.au?https://www.anzpmef.com.au?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=registration_earlybird_extended&utm_id=anzpmef2025

08/09/2025

Have you registered for ANZPMEF 2025 yet?

Join us in person at the Hilton Sydney, 9–12 November 2025 for a program dedicated to sharing the latest insights, innovations and evidenced-based approaches to the supervision, training, assessment and support of prevocational trainees.

Early bird registration is closing soon – don’t miss your chance to save!

Register now: https://www.anzpmef.com.au?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=registration_earlybird_reminder&utm_id=anzpmef2025