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The purpose of the Master of Medicine in Cardio-Thoracic qualification is to produce learners with specialist training in Cardiothoracic Surgery, who are a specialist with the Health Professions Council of South Africa. It is also to produce learners with expertise in research, which includes the ability to evaluate and implement research findings in the practice of Cardiothoracic Surgery specialisation and the ability to guide junior learners if the learner is in an educational setting usually as a component of work-integrated learning. Hence, the learners have competence in the practice of Cardio-thoracic Surgery and can contribute to the need for specialist practice in the health sciences in South Africa.
The purpose of the Master of Medicine in Cardio-Thoracic qualification is to produce learners with specialist training in Cardiothoracic Surgery, who are a specialist with the Health Professions Council of South Africa. It is also to produce learners with expertise in research, which includes the ability to evaluate and implement research findings in the practice of Cardiothoracic Surgery specialisation and the ability to guide junior learners if the learner is in an educational setting usually as a component of work-integrated learning. Hence, the learners have competence in the practice of Cardio-thoracic Surgery and can contribute to the need for specialist practice in the health sciences in South Africa.
The purpose of the qualification is to produce graduates with specialist training in the branch of Cardio-thoracic Surgery, who may be registered at the level of specialist with the Health Professions Council of South Africa.
Apply educational knowledge, skills, principles and methods to practise as specialist Cardiothoracic Surgeons.
To produce specialist Cardiothoracic Surgeons capable of functioning clinically independently to an acceptable standard in all aspects of the speciality and with a particular mastery of the diagnosis and treatment of such Cardio thoracic surgical conditions, as occur frequently in Africa.
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The purpose of this qualification is to obtain registration with the HPCSA as a specialist clinician in the specialist field of Chemical Pathology.
The purpose of the qualification is to produce medical professionals with research expertise, which includes the ability to evaluate and implement research findings in the practice of the branch of specialisation and the ability to guide junior candidates if the graduate is in an educational setting.
Apply educational knowledge, skills, principles and methods to practise as registered consultant chemical pathologists.
This qualification forms part of the credentialing process, for medical practitioners as Specialists in Chemical Pathology. It aims to provide sufficient training in Chemical Pathology to enable competent practice as a Chemical Pathologist in either the public or private sector. The qualification is recognised by the Health Professions Council of South Africa for the purposes of registration as a Chemical Pathologist. Learners must hold an HPCSA-approved registrar post in a teaching hospital during the training period that is usually 4 years.
This qualification provides graduates with knowledge, practical skills and applied competence in Chemical Pathology sufficient to allow registration with Health Professions Council of SA as a specialist Chemical Pathologist. It aims to provide graduates with the foundation for continued personal and intellectual growth, gainful economic activity and for contributing to society at large through advanced patient care, innovation, scholarship and leadership in the field of Chemical Pathology.
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Apply educational knowledge, skills, principles and methods to practise as specialists Clinical Pathologists.
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The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) recognises Clinical pathology as a speciality.