WA Trainees' Day 2026 | Attendee Registration

Hello, Kia ora

Welcome to the registration page for the WA Trainees' Day to be held on Saturday, 21 November 2026

This year's theme, "We're All in This Together," celebrates the importance of connection, support and community throughout your training journey.

Designed for Basic and Advanced Trainees across adult and paediatric medicine, the day will bring trainees together for a range of engaging sessions led by experienced consultants. Topics include leadership, advocacy, wellbeing, exam preparation and balancing parenthood with a career in medicine.

We're also delighted to make this year's event family-friendly, with crèche services available to make it easier for trainees with young families to attend.

Registration site information:

Registration is required for this event and is only available via this online form.

The email address supplied will be used for all communications (including session log-in access details and scheduled reminders).

Responses are required for fields marked with *

RACP members:
You will need your Membership Identification Number (MIN) to register. If you have forgotten your MIN, please visit MyRACP or call RACP Member Support on 1300 69 7227 (AUS) or 0508 697 227 (Aotearoa New Zealand).

Select in-person or online registration to RSVP to the WA Trainees' Day 2026 event

Please note that the dates and times may subject to change. Any changes to the schedule will be communicated to you as soon as possible. 

Complimentary crèche services, provided by Little Guests Collective, are available from 9am to 1pm for delegates attending the event, at no additional cost. The service is available for children aged 1 to 10 years. Please ensure alternative care arrangements are in place for your child from 1pm onwards. 

Places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Crèche bookings are only accepted during the registration process below.

Please note that a range of activities will be provided for children; however, the service is self-catered, and parents or guardians will need to provide any food, drinks, nappies, or other personal items their child may require.