Join your local Trainees’ Committee — South Australia and Northern Territory
Tender Overview
About this tender
Expressions of interest are open for multiple BT and AT representatives on NT Trainees’ Committee and multiple BT representatives on the SA Trainees’ Committee. Description This is a great opportunity for you to contribute to your training community, build leadership experience, and help influence positive change. Trainees’ Committees across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand play an important role in representing the voice of trainees and shaping the training experience within the College. As a Trainees’ Committee member, you may be involved in: Advocating for trainees on matters relating to education, training progression, supervision, wellbeing, and support Representing trainee perspectives at College and regional meetings Contributing to the planning of educational and networking events Supporting communication and engagement between trainees and the College Helping identify opportunities to enhance the trainee experience Requirements Currently enrolled in an RACP training program Interest in trainee advocacy and representation Keen to collaborate with peers and contribute to local initiatives Ability to attend regular committee meetings as per bylaws (typically 4-5 per year) Why get involved? Joining a Trainees’ Committee is a valuable professional development opportunity. It allows you to: Build leadership and governance skills Expand your professional network Contribute to meaningful improvements in training Gain insight into College operations and decision-making Support your fellow trainees Apply To express your interest, complete the Trainees’ Committee expression of interest form and submit it to your local regional office (details within EOI). When completing the form, ensure you: Provide a brief statement outlining your interest Attach your CV Submit the form to your regional office: South Australian Trainees’ Committee (DOC) — multiple Basic Trainee positions Northern Territory Trainees’ Committee (DOC) — multiple Basic Trainee and Advanced Trainee positions
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