NSW Prevocational Training Networks

Prevocational training takes place in 56 training facilities which are grouped together into 15 prevocational training networks. NSW IMET allocates eligible graduates to 14 of these networks (the network based in the ACT runs a separate allocation system).

Once allocated, you negotiate with the network for the ‘home hospital’ of your choice. The ‘home hospital’ is the hospital where you will undertake most of your training.

On accepting a prevocational training position, whether you are a PGY1 or AMC graduate, you will be offered a two year training appointment by the employing hospital network.

For a list of the prevocational training networks in NSW, click here.

Each network has a Network Committee for Prevocational Training (NCPT) which is responsible for coordinating education and training across the facilities within the network.

To view the Network Committee for Prevocational Training Terms of Reference, click here.

For further information regarding the prevocational training networks, please contact the IMET Program Coordinator:

Mr. Craig Bingham 
02 9844 6511
cbingham@imet.health.nsw.gov.au