To implement the SAR government's policy of "enhancing medical service standards" and promote coordinated development of the public and private healthcare systems, the Health Bureau, together with the outlying islands medical complex Peking Union Medical College Hospital Macau Medical Center (hereinafter referred to as "PUMM-Macau Medical Center") and Kiang Wu Hospital, is jointly organizing the "Clinical Medicine Basic Competency Training Course." Registration for the second session of the course is now open today (6th). This training program aims to enhance the medical skills and competitiveness of local medical personnel, helping those aspiring to become general practitioners or resident doctors prepare well.
This training course was taught by senior doctors from the Health Bureau, Concord Macau Medical Center, and Kiang Wu Hospital, focusing on systematic introductions to the clinical medical foundational skills of general practitioners and residents, and providing in-depth explanations of the different characteristics, assessment points, and exam preparation directions for general practitioners and residents recruited by public and private hospitals. Admitted and meeting the attendance hour requirements will receive a training certificate. Interested parties are welcome to register. The specific arrangements for courses and registration are as follows:
1. Target Audience: Individuals aspiring to become general practitioners or resident doctors in public or private hospitals
2. Quota: 150 spots
3. Fee: Free
4. Registration period: May 6 to May 17
5. Registration method: Log in via the https://app.ssm.gov.mo/basicclinicalmedicinesignup link to register
6. Class Dates and Times:
May 23 (Saturday): 9:30-12:30; 14:30-17:30
May 30 (Saturday): 10:30-12:30; 14:30-17:30
June 6 (Saturday): 9:30-12:30; 14:30-17:30
June 21 (Sunday): 8:30-12:30; 14:30-17:30
7. Class Location: Large conference room, 3rd floor, Hac Sa Wan Health Center
8. Language of instruction: Chinese
9. Enquiry phone: 8390 5623
10. Other Notes:
(1) Priority will be given to those recognized as medical practitioners for the course, with selection by lottery.
(2) Those who have been successfully admitted to participate in the first phase of the course are not eligible for the lottery; Vacancies will only be made by lottery if there are remaining spots after all other personnel have completed the selection process.
