Radiology trainee retention in Auckland, New Zealand: a survey.

IF 1.2 Q2 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL
Charles Robertson, Rhian Miranda, Divya Mehta
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Abstract

Aim: Amid growing concerns surrounding the radiology workforce in New Zealand, our primary aim was to capture the retention rate of recent graduates of the Auckland Regional Training Scheme.

Methods: In September 2023 we sent a standardised survey to all Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) fellows who commenced their radiology training in Auckland in the year 2000 or later. Additional questions were asked regarding prior subspecialty training, public versus private work mix, future career plans, the key factors influencing our radiologists' workplace selection and more.

Results: With a response rate of 71.7% (99/138 survey recipients), we found that 75.8% (75/99) of our responders currently work in New Zealand, a greater proportion than perhaps anticipated. A little over half (58.2%) work in a mixture of both public and private settings, and 56.2% are considering, on some level, significantly reducing their hours in the next 1 to 5 years.

Conclusion: We hope the insights gained through this survey encourage further efforts to retain our growing number of trainees, while helping to paint the current landscape of our specialty at the consultant level.

新西兰奥克兰市放射学实习人员留任情况调查。
目标:随着人们对新西兰放射学工作人员的担忧日益增加,我们的主要目标是捕获奥克兰地区培训计划近期毕业生的保留率。方法:在2023年9月,我们向所有2000年或以后在奥克兰开始放射学培训的澳大利亚皇家和新西兰放射学家学院(RANZCR)研究员发送了一份标准化调查。其他问题还包括以前的亚专业培训、公共与私人工作组合、未来职业规划、影响放射科医生工作场所选择的关键因素等等。结果:回复率为71.7%(99/138调查接受者),我们发现75.8%(75/99)的响应者目前在新西兰工作,这一比例高于预期。超过一半(58.2%)的人同时在公共和私人机构工作,56.2%的人在某种程度上考虑在未来1到5年内大幅减少他们的工作时间。结论:我们希望通过这次调查获得的见解能够鼓励我们进一步努力留住越来越多的培训生,同时帮助我们在顾问层面上描绘我们专业的现状。
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NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL JOURNAL
NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL JOURNAL MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL-
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