Training Post Accreditation

Training Post Accreditation

The Board of Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery, RACS is responsible for the inspection and accreditation of all SET OHNS training posts within Australia and New Zealand, ensuring that hospitals and training posts provide learning environments which facilitate the training of safe and competent surgeons.  The accreditation criteria are based around eight core educational, clinical and governance standards essential to providing quality training in a range of clinical contexts. The standards have been produced to provide an environment in which trainees can acquire the requisite competencies identified as necessary by the Board of OHNS.

Applications for Accreditation

Hospitals seeking accreditation/reaccreditation of a SET OHNS Training Post must complete an application form which need to be endorsed by a senior member of Hospital Administration and the Training Supervisor. 

Application for new Hospital post/s accreditation for 2025 is open, noting applications must be completed online and must be submitted no later than 30 June 2024.

Download the OHNS Training Post Accreditation Application Form

The Board will review the Application and may require further consultation or evidentiary documentation.  The final step in the process is the Hospital Inspection.

Australian Training Post Accreditation - please direct any enquiries regarding Australian Training Post Accreditation via email to the ASOHNS National Education & Training Manager.

New Zealand Training Post Accreditation - please direct any enquiries regarding New Zealand Training Post Accreditation via email to the RACS NZ OHNS Executive Offficer. 

The following is a list of hospitals with accredited training posts for the Australian Capital Territory as part of the Surgical Education and Training Program in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS).

Canberra

2

The following is a list of hospitals with accredited training posts in New South Wales as part of the Surgical Education and Training Program in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS).

Children’s at Westmead

2

Chris O’Brien Lifehouse

1

Concord

1

Gosford

2

John Hunter

3

Liverpool

1

Nepean

1

Orange

1

Prince of Wales

1

Royal North Shore

2

Royal Prince Alfred

1

St George

1

St Vincent’s

1

Sydney Children’s

1

Westmead

1

Wollongong

2

 

The following is a list of hospitals with accredited training posts in Queensland as part of the Surgical Education and Training Program in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS).

Gold Coast University

2

Ipswich

1

Queensland Children’s

4

Logan

2

Mater

1

Princess Alexandra

1

Royal Brisbane & Women’s

3

Sunshine Coast University

2

Toowoomba

2

Townsville

2

 

The following is a list of hospitals with accredited training posts in South Australia as part of the Surgical Education and Training Program in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS).

Flinders Medical Centre

1

Modbury

1

Queen Elizabeth

1

Royal Adelaide

2

Women’s and Children’s

2

 

 

The following is a list of hospitals with accredited training posts  in Tasmania as part of the Surgical Education and Training Program in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS).

Royal Hobart

1

The following is a list of hospitals with accredited training posts in Victoria, as part of the Surgical Education and Training Program in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS).

Alfred

2

Austin

2

Box Hill

1

Geelong

1

Monash Medical Centre

4

Royal Children’s

2

Royal Melbourne

2

Royal Victorian Eye & Ear

3

St Vincent’s

2

Western

1

 

The following is a list of hospitals with accredited training posts in western Australia, as part of the Surgical Education and Training Program in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (OHNS).

Fiona Stanley

3

Perth Children’s

1

Royal Perth

1

Sir Charles Gairdner

2

Joondalup Health Campus

1

Royal Darwin Hospital

1