Home About FPM About pain medicine Structure and governance FPM Board elections Committees Participating bodies Awards, prizes and lectures History Training Pre-2015 training program 2015 training program International medical graduates Learning portfolio Forms Training fees Admission to fellowship Training sites Supervisors of training Examinations Courses Trainee profile Mentoring program Patients Fellows Benefits of fellowship How to engage Continuing professional development Fellowship directory Essential pain management Why EPM? How EPM works Latest news Funding Instructor resources EPM app About us Pay subscriptions Events 2019 Annual Pain Medicine Symposium Opioids and chronic pain forum Historical events 2018 Spring Meeting 2018 Refresher Course Day 2017 Refresher Course Day 2017 Spring Meeting Communications Synapse E-Newsletter Training E-Newsletter ANZCA Bulletin Essential Pain Management E-Newsletter Dean's communique Annual report AGM minutes Submissions Accreditation submissions Media Research Resources Professional documents Better Pain Management Opioid Calculator Library Publications By-laws Corporate policies Doctors welfare Learning Global year against pain Positions available Quick links Log in Help Contact Us Search for: ANZCANetworksLibraryContinuing professional developmentFoundationParticipating collegesPainaustraliaSpecialist international medical graduatesTrainee profile Login Search Training Pre-2015 training program 2015 training program International medical graduates Learning portfolio Forms Training fees Admission to fellowship Training sites Supervisors of training Examinations Courses Trainee profile Mentoring program Admission to fellowship There are four ways to become a fellow of the Faculty of Pain Medicine: by completion of the training program, by election, by invitation and by the international medical graduate system. The requirements for admission to fellowship through each of these routes are described in by-law 3. Fellowship by completion of the FPM training program Trainees who have completed the training requirements of the faculty and have a specialist qualification acceptable to the board, can apply for admission to fellowship. Fellowship is awarded to trainees who have met the requirements described in by-law 3.1. Application for fellowship by completion of the training program should be made on the application form for Fellowship. Fellowship by election Registered medical specialists in Australia or New Zealand who have made a notable contribution to the advancement of the science and practice of pain medicine may be elected to fellowship by the board, as described in by-law 3.2. Application for election to fellowship should be made on the application form for election to fellowship. Print this