Clinical Training Agency Post Entry Clinical Training Programmes

Date of publication: July 2000

The Clinical Training Agency provides funding for Post Entry Clinical Training programmes.

These programmes are:

• Vocational: rather than academic or research based.

• Clinical: clinically based, with a substantial clinical component where employment in a clinical setting is integral for completion of the qualification.

• Post-Entry: occurs after entry to a health profession, so that a person is eligible to practise in a particular occupation.

• Formal Programme: formally enrolled in a training programme which leads to a recognised qualification.

• Six Months: the formal training programme is to be equivalent to a minimum of 6 full time months in length.

• Nationally Recognised: recognised by the profession and/or health sector and meeting a national health service skill requirement rather than a local employer need.

The following specifications describe the training funded by the CTA in detail. These are not curriculum documents, rather they are intended as a minimum guideline for training providers. All parts of the specification are auditable.

The process to develop a specification is:

1. A training programme or area is identified.

2. Specification drafted and consulted upon by the sector.

3. Specification finalised.

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CTA Purchasing Intentions Plan – 2001 Training Year

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The specifications are also unavailable in hard copy. They are only available on this website in PDF format below.

Personal Health

1/B1 Anaesthesia
(PDF, 25 kB)



1/B2 Anaesthetic Technicians
(PDF, 28 kB)



1/B3 Child & Family Health Nursing
(PDF, 33 kB)



1/B4 Emergency Medicine
(PDF, 37 kB)



1/B5 General Practice
(PDF, 30 kB)



1/B6 Intensive Care
(PDF, 27 kB)



1/B7 Internal Medicine and Paediatrics – Basic Physician Training
(PDF, 34 kB)



1/B8 Internal Medicine and Paediatrics – Advanced Physician Training
(PDF, 37 kB)



1/B9 Master of Dental Surgery
(PDF, 38 kB)



1/B10 Obstetrics and Gynaecology
(PDF, 40 kB)



1/B11 Pathology
(PDF, 31 kB)



1/B12 Pharmacy Internship
(PDF, 20 kB)



1/B13 Postgraduate Diploma in Child Health/Paediatrics
(PDF, 28 kB)



1/B14 Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry
(PDF, 24 kB)



1/B15 Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology
(PDF, 29 kB)



1/B16 Probationary Registration Year (First Year House Surgeons)
(PDF, 24 kB)



1/B18 Radiology
(PDF, 29 kB)



1/B19 Radiation Oncology
(PDF, 26 kB)



1/B20 Sonography
(PDF, 24 kB)



1/B21 Surgery – Basic
(PDF, 23 kB)



1/B22 Surgery – Advanced
(PDF, 26 kB)



1/B25 Palliative Care Nursing – Advanced
(PDF, 147 kB)



1/B26 Radiation Therapy
(PDF, 109 kB)



Rural Health

1/B23 Rural Primary Health Care
(PDF, 26 kB)



Disability Support Services

1/B24 Autism
(PDF, 39 kB)



Mental Health

2/B1 Child & Youth Mental Health
(PDF, 25 kB)



2/B2 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
(PDF, 22 kB)



2/B3 Dual Diagnosis
(PDF, 25 kB)



2/B4 Forensic Mental Health Care
(PDF, 27 kB)



2/B5 New Graduate Mental Health Nursing
(PDF, 25 kB)



2/B6 Advanced Mental Health Nursing
(PDF, 29 kB)



2/B7 Psychiatry
(PDF, 96 kB)



University of Otago Addendum

Addendum/B2 Diploma in Mental Health
(PDF, 21 kB)



Addendum/B3 Musculoskeletal Medicine
(PDF, 21 kB)

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