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Tasmanian Health Service, Royal Hobart Hospital (post 298)

Setting type: Public
Subspecialty: Child, adolescent 
Trainee level: Stages 2 & 3
FTE: 1.0
Contact: Dr Robert Bell (robert.bell@ths.tas.gov.au)

  • Trainee experience involves work in paediatric unit, emergency department, and paediatric outpatient clinics.
  • Trainees gain experience in acute, inpatient and consultation–liaison child and adolescent psychiatry, assessing and managing young people with mental illness.

Tasmanian Health Service, Royal Hobart Hospital (post 299)

Setting type: Public
Subspecialty: Addiction
Trainee level: Stages 2 & 3
FTE: 1.0
Contact: Dr Robert Bell (robert.bell@ths.tas.gov.au)

  • Trainees are exposed to chronic addiction cases and the treatment of these, as well as other high prevalence disorders.

Tasmanian Health Service, Royal Hobart Hospital (post 500)

Setting type: Public
Subspecialty: Child & adolescent
Trainee level: Stage 2 & 3
FTE: 1.0
Contact: Dr Robert Bell (robert.bell@ths.tas.gov.au)

  • Trainees will gain experience in youth mental health, early intervention in mental health, and brief psychological therapy.
  • Liaison with GPs and collaboration within a multidisciplinary team.

The Hobart Clinic (post 1633)

Setting type: Not-for-profit, private psychiatric hospital, day program
Subspecialty: General adult
Trainee level: Stage 2 & 3
FTE: 1.0
Contact: Kath Skinner (CEO) (kskinner@thehobartclinic.com.au)

  • Trainees gain exposure to a range of different psychiatric disorders including eating disorders, anxiety, and depression
  • Trainees work with other disciplines in a multidisciplinary manner in both inpatient and outpatient areas
  • Liaise with other mental health professionals
  • Trainees gain experience and knowledge in the presentation, assessment, and management of psychiatric disorders

The Hobart Clinic (post 2937)

Setting type: Private hospital
Subspecialty: General adult
Trainee level: Stage 2 & 3
FTE: 1.0
Contact: Kath Skinner (CEO) (kskinner@thehobartclinic.com.au)

  • Trainees gain exposure to a range of different psychiatric disorders including eating disorders, anxiety, and depression
  • Trainees work with other disciplines in a multidisciplinary manner in both inpatient and outpatient areas
  • Liaise with other mental health professionals
  • Trainees gain experience and knowledge in the presentation, assessment, and management of psychiatric disorders.

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