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Housemanships

Supervised medical internship placement assistance for graduates completing the practical training required for full professional registration.

A housemanship is the period of supervised clinical practice that a medical graduate must complete before qualifying for full registration with the relevant professional council. It is served in an accredited facility, under the supervision of registered practitioners, and rotates through defined clinical disciplines.

LOCUM911 assists medical graduates to identify accredited facilities with available housemanship posts, prepare the required documentation and follow the correct application and registration process for the country concerned.

We do not guarantee a post. Allocation of housemanship positions rests with the health authority or facility concerned. What we provide is accurate guidance, document preparation and access to the facilities we work with.

How we assist

  • Identifying accredited facilities with available posts
  • Guidance on the application and allocation process
  • Preparation and checking of required documentation
  • Professional council registration guidance
  • Assistance with accommodation and travel arrangements

Typical clinical rotations

  • Internal medicine
  • General surgery
  • Obstetrics and gynaecology
  • Paediatrics
  • Anaesthetics and emergency medicine
  • Family medicine and district health

Documents to prepare

  • Degree certificate and full academic transcript
  • Certified identity document or passport
  • Proof of professional council registration or application
  • Certificate of good standing where applicable
  • Curriculum vitae and contactable references

Supervision and support

  • Practice under registered supervising practitioners
  • Structured logbook and assessment requirements
  • Regular performance review during each rotation
  • Ongoing support from a LOCUM911 consultant

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