Flinders University’s internationally renowned School of Medicine has received the highest endorsement from the national accreditation body for medical education programs.
The Australian Medical Council (AMC) has granted the University’s medical program a maximum reaccreditation of six years, with the opportunity for this to be extended for a further four years.
The Dean of Medicine, Professor Paul Worley (pictured), said the achievement recognised the quality environment established by the School of Medicine in South Australia and the Northern Territory in producing a “workforce of the future” for health professions.
“This is the maximum length of reaccreditation in Australia and is not often granted by the AMC,” Professor Worley said.
For further details, see the story on the Flinders news blog here.