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Structured Training of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

The aims are:

  • To equip all trainees with a broad range of understanding and competence in obstetrics and gynaecology

  • To ensure that professional competence can be acquired flexibly

  • To permit every trainee to have opportunities for the acquisition of skills which exceed those in the core curriculum

The minimum duration of the training is six years, comprising four years of  basic and two years of higher specialist training. From 2007 onwards, trainees may opts for a year of elective training in research or in a non-O&G clinical unit.

When trainees have completed basic training, fulfilled the logbook requirement, and passed the Structured Oral Examination, they can proceed to higher specialist training. At the end of the higher training, they can sit for the Exit Assessment, after which they will be accredited O&G specialist by the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine (FHKAM(O&G)).

The detail can be downloaded from the following documents, which were endorsed by HKAM Council on 21 September 2023. The complete document or an individual part of the document can be downloaded from the list below.

Structured Training (complete document)


1 - Aims and objectives of post-graduate training


2 - Specialty training in general


3 - Basic training


4 - Higher specialist training


5 - Audit of clinical competence and experience


6 - Assessment


7 - Elective training (endorsed in Dec 2006)


8 - Training in Research (endorsed in Mar 2007)



The previous training documents on Structured Training (before 2024) are provided here for your information and reference. They are listed according to the date of endorsement by the College Council.


Structured Training Document - 2022


Structured Training Document - 2016


Structured Training Document - 2008


Structured Training Document - 10 July 2003


Structured Training Document - 9 May 2002


Structured Training Document - 14 September 2000


Structured Training Document - July 1999