NSW Prevocational Training Awards
The Geoff Marel Award
In 1999 the Postgraduate Medical Council sought to recognise the significant work of the late Associate Professor Geoff Marel through an annual award. This prestigious award has been continued by HETI in memory of Associate Professor Geoff Marel. This award recognises the work of a DPET, Term Supervisor or Clinician who has made substantial contributions to the education and support of prevocational trainees.
The winner of this award will be the NSW nomination for the Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils (CPMEC) Australia & New Zealand Clinical Educator of the Year Award. Nominations for this award are to be made exclusively by Junior Medical Officers (JMO).
The Judy Muller Award
This award recognises the work of a JMO Manager or Administrator who has made substantial contributions to the education and support of prevocational trainees.
The JMO of the Year Award
This award recognises the work of a JMO who has made substantial contributions to the education and support of prevocational trainees. The winner of this award will be the NSW nomination for the Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils (CPMEC) Australia & New Zealand Junior Doctor of the Year Award,
Nominations for the awards are now open.
Nominations should be marked CONFIDENTIAL and forwarded to the contact person below by 5.00pm, Monday 16 August 2021.
Ms Madeliene Whitney
Program Support Officer
Email – madeliene.whitney@health.nsw.gov.au
Previous Awards recipients
Geoff Marel Award Winners
The Geoff Marel Award is an annual prize that recognises the work of an individual who has made a substantial contribution to the education and support of prevocational trainees. The winner is then the NSW nomination for the Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils (CPMEC) Clinical Educator of the Year Award. The 2018 Geoff Marel Award was presented to Dr Scott Murray from Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Dr Murray was recognised for his commitment and passion for innovative education programs, concern for the welfare of junior doctors and advocacy for the Junior Medical workforce.
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 2020 | Dr Andrew Baker |
| 2019 | Dr Eddy Fischer |
| 2018 | Dr Scott Murray |
| 2017 | Dr Sarah Michael |
| 2016 | Dr Logan Carroll |
| 2015 | Dr David Massasso |
| 2014 | Dr Allan Kelly |
| 2013 | Dr James Edwards |
| 2012 | Ms Christine Van Wamel |
| 2011 | A/Prof Michael Agrez |
| 2010 | Dr Steve May |
| 2009 | Dr Annette Britton |
| 2008 | Dr Scott Fortey |
| 2007 | Dr Ros Crampton |
| 2006 | Dr Ted Wu |
| 2005 | Dr Bruce Way |
| 2004 | Dr Jim Croker |
| 2003 | Dr Louis Christie |
| 2002 | Dr Peter Landau |
| 2001 | Dr Nicholas Ryan |
| 2000 | Dr Rosemary Sheehy |
Junior Medical Officer (JMO) Manager of the Year Award recognises the work of a JMO Manager who has made a substantial contribution to the education and support of prevocational trainees.
JMO Manager of the Year Award Winners
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 2020 | Ms Maria Bayliss |
| 2019 | Ms Stacey Turnbull |
| 2018 | Mr Baha Mosa |
| 2017 | Ms Linda Bell |
| 2016 | Ms Jessica Moore |
| 2015 | Ms Debbie Liversidge |
| 2014 | Ms Brianna Gerrie |
| 2013 | Ms Jessica Moore |
| 2012 | Ms Michelle McWhirter |
| 2011 | Ms Judy Muller |
Junior Medical Officer (JMO) of the Year Award recognises the work of a junior doctor who has made a substantial contribution to the education and support of prevocational trainees.
JMO of the Year Award Winners
| Year | Name |
|---|---|
| 2020 | Dr Beryl Lin |
| 2019 | Dr Tom Morrison |
| 2018 | Dr Lana Nguyen |
| 2017 | Dr Thomas M Melhuish |
| 2016 | Dr Hannah Kempton |
| 2015 | Dr Timothy West |
| 2014 | Dr May Wong and Dr Shannon Townsend |
| 2013 | Dr Nicholas Webb |
| 2012 | Dr Richard Sullivan |
| 2011 | Dr Lucy Cho |