By now you should have received an email with the Subject: "ICA Preference Passcode".
Included in this email is your passcode generated based on your 8 character @med.usyd.edu.au email address.
This passcode is unique to you and will allow you to log in your preferences.
The preference submission page can be found at http://www.medsoc.usyd.edu.au/cgi-bin/ICA/choose.cgi
How-to:
1) Please enter in your NAME, the first 8 characters of your @med EMAIL, the PASSCODE sent to your email, your STREAM, and the year you are going RURAL if applicable.
2) The boxes on the right can be dragged up and down and ranked according to your preferences.
3) Click "Submit/Update" to key in your preferences.
4) You can check that your preferences are correct by filling in your NAME, EMAIL and PASSCODE and clicking "Review submission"
5) Your preferences can be changed any number of times until the submission deadline at a date to be announced.
If there are any technical issues, contact me at mibi3223[a]med.usyd.edu.au
Cheers and good luck for the OSCEs,
Bi,
RPAHSoc IT Rep.
Wednesday 12th November 4pm in KPEC4.2
"Lub dub, toot toot" - Review of Cardio & Gastro Exams
Nelson Agostinho
Refreshments will be provided. All Welcome.
Yes, there will be Caramel Slice. And Brownies. Arrive late at your peril!
Wednesday 29th October, 4pm in KPEC4.2
Dr Cathie Rose -
"What's up with that face?"
Can physical features help with diagnosis?
Refreshments will be provided, all welcome.
Wednesday 10th September at 4pm in KPEC 4.2
Professor John Dwyer - Immunology
~*~*~ Followed by ~*~*~
RPAHSoc AGM, come to nominate and be nominated for next year's committee!
Refreshments will be provided, as usual! All Welcome
Global Health Drinks is a forum for doctors and helath professionals wwho are interested in working in developing countries.
Upcoming drinks are at
The Bellevue Hotel, 159 Hargrave St, Paddington
Thursday, 7th August at 6:15 pm
For further information please see their homepage
Wednesday 30th July at 4pm in KPEC 4.2 (above student common room)
Timothy Shore 'Caecal Carcinoma'
Katherine Spira 'Free Flap Reconstructive Surgery and Melanoma: Everything I learned from six months of research in 30 minutes'
Refreshments will be provided. All welcome
Wednesday 25th June at 4pm in KPEC 4.2 (above student common room)
A/Prof Stephen Twigg
Memorable Endocrine Cases
Refreshments will be provided. All welcome
Student Grand Rounds
Wednesday 11th June
4pm in Scot Skirving Lecture theatre
"Informal ICA Information Interchange"
3rd and 4th year students share their ICA experiences
Refreshments will be provided. All welcome
Murder & Mayhem* night at RPAH.
Where: RPAHSoc Common room for food and drinks, then KPEC 4.02 (above the common room) for scary times.
When: Friday, June 13, *from 5pm*
What next: The pub from 8pm.
We figure the best way to choose the movie is to bring a few suggested
scaries (currently Sweeney Todd & 28 days later) and have the brave folks who've turned up make the decision as we chow down. Of course, being here for the RPAH Med Students, we are open to suggestions, so when you RSVP, just include what you think would look good on a big screen this Friday the 13th.
In short, the plan is, mosy on after lectures to your neighourhood
RPAH common room, grab some food, relax for a few hours, put on your
party face and head out on the town after- sorted!
Your frightening RPAHSoc Functions peeps.
Scrubs Extravaganza - A 6 episode screening of Scrubs
When: Friday, May 9th, From 6pm to *9*pm
Where: KPEC 4.02 (Above the Common Room)
Cost of Entry: Wear Scrubs!!! (or a gold coin for a pair.)
Pizza will be provided for sustenance and enhanced viewing pleasure.
We will then move on (from 9pm) across the ditch that is Parramatta Rd, to *The Nag's Head* pub where we will join our colleagues for some more good times.
The RPA Students Society's homepage has been updated!
We have finally managed to update the website (and removed the wedding congratulation notice from 3 years ago). Stay tuned!
RPA Medical Student's Society welcomes all the new first years. We hope that you enjoy your clinical experience at RPA.
Don't forget to check out the TEACH system for help on the wards.
