EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Quality programs specifically designed for medical oncology trainees and consultants - Annual Scientific Meeting, ACORD Protocol Development Workshop, Sciences of Oncology Workshop and more.
COMING UP
YOGA TRANSITIONING TO CONSULTANT WORKSHOP
Saturday 30 November 2024 | 11am - 1pm AEDT | Online
COMMUNICATION SKILLS TRAINING WORKSHOPS
25 July 2024| Online FULL
19 September 2024 | Online FULL
6 December 2024 | Online FULL
National Oncology Mentorship Program 2024
Ongoing, F2F session on 14 August 2024 as part of MOGA Annual Scientific Meeting
MOGA 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting
12 - 14 August 2025 | Pullman Melbourne on the Park, Melbourne Victoria
TO BE CONFIRMED
Yet to be confirmed education programs are not guaranteed to take place. If you would like to be on the waiting list for a future program or suggest another program not listed here, please register you interest via our form.
Sciences of Oncology Workshop (RETURNING IN may 2025)
The one-day program is designed as real-time education for Australian medical oncology trainees focussing on the emerging developments in the sciences that underpin oncology and how they are transforming clinical practice currently. The educational sessions include presentations from invited Australian oncology experts.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUNG ONCOLOGISTS
Specially crafted educational programs that address the clinical, research and professional development challenges of young Australian medical oncologists, please register you interest via our form.
Breast Cancer Preceptorship
The MOGA breast cancer preceptorship aims to immerse advanced trainees and fellows in the evolving landscape of breast cancer treatment by providing an in-depth exploration of the pivotal clinical trials conducted over the past decade.
ONCOLOGY PROFESSIONALS ADVANCING LEADERSHIP (OPAL)
This course aims to enhance oncology team members' effectiveness for better patient care. Sessions focus on team-based learning among oncologists to improve patient care, treatment, and quality of life outcomes using real-life scenarios.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS TRAINING WORKSHOPS
This workshop provides tools and language to build trusting relationships for better patient experience and health outcomes. Approved by the RACP and using real-life situations participants delve into the complexities of assessing patients' cancer journeys, from cancer severity to survival chances and other critical factors.
If you would like to attend, please use the button above to join the waiting list. As places are limited, preference will be given to final year Advanced Trainees.
MEDICAL Writing WORKSHOP
This interactive workshop is designed to help medical oncologists enhance and refine their skills in medical writing. It will be held over two consecutive days during a weekend, providing a convenient and focused learning experience. Please register you interest via our form.
Australia & Asia Pacific Clinical Oncology Research Development (ACORD) Workshop
ACORD brings participants with new Research ideas together with local and international experts who provide the knowledge, skills, experience and global perspectives needed to develop high quality clinical cancer research. The Workshop uses problem-based, participant-centred, adult-learning principles including short, interactive lectures combined with small group, problem-oriented, protocol development sessions focusing on both clinical research methods, and on oncology sub-specialties. Participants also benefit from individual feedback from multiple experts as they develop their research protocols, and from the opportunity to establish ongoing, long term, research collaborations.