Master of Occupational Medicine (MOccMed)
A globally accredited master’s programme for registered medical practitioners to specialise in occupational medicine.
Best for:Best for registered medical practitioners aiming to specialise in occupational medicine and achieve board certification or registration at an international level.
Overview
The Master of Occupational Medicine (MOccMed) at the University of Otago is a three-year, part-time programme designed for registered medical practitioners seeking to advance their expertise in occupational health. This internationally recognised degree builds on the existing Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Medicine, equipping graduates with the competencies required for specialist-level practice in occupational medicine worldwide. The programme is tailored for working professionals, allowing them to continue their employment while studying. It focuses on developing advanced clinical, research, and management skills to address workplace health challenges globally.
What you'll do
- Develop advanced competencies in occupational medicine for professional practice at a specialist level.
- Engage in clinical training and research to address workplace health challenges.
- Apply occupational health principles to improve safety and well-being in diverse work environments.
- Collaborate with healthcare professionals and organisations to develop workplace health policies.
- Complete clinical placements and practical training to gain hands-on experience in occupational health settings.
Requirements
Degree required: A registered medical degree (MBChB or equivalent) and registration as a medical practitioner
Degree offered: Master of Occupational Medicine (MOccMed)
Language: English proficiency (typically demonstrated through academic qualifications or standardised tests if not from an English-speaking country)
Instruction: English
- Proven experience as a registered medical practitioner
- Commitment to part-time study while maintaining professional employment
- Strong clinical and communication skills for workplace health consultations
- Must be a registered medical practitioner
- Open to international applicants
- No age restrictions, but applicants must be able to commit to a part-time study schedule
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How to apply
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Applicants must submit an application through the official University of Otago portal. Required documents typically include a CV, medical registration proof, academic transcripts, a statement of purpose, and letters of recommendation. Specific application instructions and deadlines should be verified on the university’s official website.
- CV or resume
- Proof of medical registration
- Academic transcripts (undergraduate and postgraduate degrees)
- Statement of purpose or research proposal
- Letters of recommendation (typically 2-3)
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