Get In-training Assessment (ita) - Fpm Anzca Edu

The In-Training Assessment (ITA) is an essential document required for each quarter of FPM training. Completing this assessment accurately ensures timely approval of your training time and supports your development as a healthcare professional.

Follow the steps to fill out the In-Training Assessment (ITA) effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your designated editor.
2. Begin by providing your personal information. Enter your college ID and full name in the appropriate fields.
3. Next, fill in the training details. Indicate your training stage by circling either 'Core training stage' or 'Practice development stage'. Select your training unit and level, indicating whether it is Level 1, 2, or Other.
4. Enter the start and end dates for the ITA period, then circle your full-time equivalent (FTE), ensuring it meets the minimum requirement of 0.5 FTE. Specify whether your training status is full-time or part-time.
5. Document the number of weeks of training completed, excluding any normal leave, and the number of days of leave taken during this quarter.
6. Provide a summary of workplace-based assessments (WBAs). Remember that a minimum of three WBAs must be completed per quarter, and ensure copies are retained in your learning portfolio.
7. Complete the clinical skills assessments section by filling in relevant topic areas, assessment dates, and the names of the WBA assessors.
8. Fill out the management plan assessments in a similar manner, noting down relevant topic areas, overall ratings, assessment dates, and WBA assessors.
9. Proceed to the case-based discussions and professional presentations sections, providing details of the relevant topic area, audience, and titles as required.
10. In the comments section regarding WBAs, provide thoughtful reflections on your completed assessments.
11. Discuss your progress in the clinical case study and document any observations you have made regarding strengths and weaknesses.
12. Conclude by documenting areas of strength and weakness, specifically reflecting on your overall performance in practice.
13. Your SoT/PDS supervisor will then assess your performance, providing comments on various competencies. Ensure that they fill out their section thoughtfully.
14. Finally, summarize the discussion between you and your supervisor and outline your learning goals for the next ITA period.
15. Complete the supervisor’s declaration section and ensure the supervisor's details are filled out accurately.
16. Both you and your supervisor should sign and date the assessment before submission.
17. Submit the completed form to the Faculty of Pain Medicine within 10 working days of the quarter.

Complete your In-Training Assessment (ITA) online today to ensure your training progression is recognized!