Australasian Society of Career Medical Officers

Industrial and Political Information for CMOs

Industrial Information:

Industrial Awards & Salaries

NSW Area of Need Application forms for Employers

Articles of a “Political” nature.
(Some written by CMOs)

Click here to view the discussion paper on Medicare Locals due to be established from 1 July 2011

Should CMO’s/Hospitalists be represented in some way as the remaining generalists?

May 2006 Proposal for Hospitalists in NSW
25 May 2006

NSW Min of Health’s response to ASCMO’s concerns about delays in Sen CMO appln process
21 Feb 2006

ASCMO’s letter to NSW Min of Health raising concerns about delays implementing CMO Award in NSW
7 Dec 2005

Letter from Medical Training and Education Council of NSW,
asking ASCMO for information on how CMOs receive training and education.
by Evan Rawstrom, Executive officer, MTEC, June 2003

Catch 22 for CMOs seeking study leave in NSW
by David Brock, June 2003
(ASCMO is working with ASMOF/HAREA, with a claim currently before NSW Industrial Commission to address this issue)

Letter supporting introduction/invention of Advanced Trained CMOs in NSW
David Tree, Nov 2002

CMOs... Glue for the system or grist for the mill
Michael Boyd, May 2001.

Bullying in the workplace
ASCMO’s list of Bullying links

CMOA Submission to ASEM on AMWAC Emergency Medicine Workforce Recommendations
Stephen Delprado

Summary of Mid term review of the provider number legislation.
December 1999.

CMOs in the emerging role of Hospitalists
John Egan et al, April 2000

Continual Medical Education required for doctors registered in NSW
September 2000.

The Career Paths, Training Needs and Future Role of Non-Specialist Senior Medical Officers In Queensland
Bricknell et al, June 1999.

Hospitalist: Collaboration not Competition
David S Mah, Nov 1999.

Other Political/Industrial Comment

Letters to ASCMO

CMO related Cartoons

ASCMO's Open Forum/Guestbook

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