Appendix D: Extended Data Trend Tables

.. = not applicable
na = not available

Table D1: First year medical students: Domestic, international and proportion of females, 2000 - 2009

	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	Increase 2000-2009 (%)
Domestic	1,361	1,471	1,470	1,511	1,699	1,871	2,071	2,560	2,934	2,955	117.1
Proportion females (%)	52.9	54.5	55.3	55.8	57.3	55.2	55.1	54.4	54.0	54.8	..
International	299	309	367	378	421	460	426	436.0	499	487	62.9
Proportion females (%)	na	53.1	50.4	48.7	51.1	57.2	53.1	49.8	50.9	47.0	..
Total	1,660	1,780	1,837	1,889	2,120	2,331	2,497	2,996	3,433	3,442	107.3

Source: Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand

Table D2: Medical students in Australian universities, 2000 - 2009

	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	Increase 2000-2009 (%)
Domestic	6,617	6,803	6,962	7,108	7,484	8,026	8,768	9,796	11,028	12,097	82.8
Proportion females (%)	49.5	50.9	52.6	54.0	48.3	55.2	55.7	55.8	55.3	54.6	..
International	1,129	1,192	1,386	1,573	1,749	1,909	2,081	2,153	2,309	2,424	114.7
Proportion females (5)	na	46.6	49.4	49.3	34.3	53.4	53.9	52.3	52.5	51.4	..
Total	7,746	7,995	8,348	8,681	9,233	9,935	10,849	11,949	13,337	14,521	87.5

Source: Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand

Table D3: Medical students: Domestic and international by state/territory, 2005-2009

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		NSW	Vic	Qld	SA	WA	Tas	NT	ACT	Total
2005	Domestic	2,257	1,891	1,160	872	860	371	..	165	8,026
	International	495	801	117	335	60	90	..	11	1,909
	2005 Total	2,752	2,692	1,727	1,207	920	461	..	176	9,935
2006	Domestic	2,308	2,147	1,876	895	938	364	..	240	8,768
	International	532	888	168	316	84	82	..	11	2,081
	2006 Total	2,840	3,035	2,044	1,211	1,022	446	..	251	10,849
2007	Domestic	2,573	2,060	2,253	945	1,229	406	..	330	9,796
	International	562	863	213	307	102	90	..	16	2,153
	2007 Total	3,135	2,923	2,466	1,252	1,331	496	..	346	11,949
2008	Domestic	3,004	2,326	2,540	1,059	1,351	422	..	326	11,028
	International	599	888	323	270	114	94	..	21	2,309
	2008 Total	3,603	3,214	2,863	1,329	1,465	516	..	347	13,337
2009	Domestic	3,414	2,523	2,830	1,124	1,433	452	..	321	12,097
	International	661	822	419	247	145	106	..	24	2,424
	2009 Total	4,075	3,345	3,249	1,371	1,578	558	..	345	14,521

Source: Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand

Table D4: Domestic medical school graduates by Australian university, 1997-2008

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University	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008
ANU	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	71	90
UNSW	156	134	145	157	158	165	159	163	188	166	186	177
Newcastle	56	62	65	60	65	65	59	65	59	61	67	77
Sydney	197	205	201	137	119	185	188	190	176	147	202	208
Queensland	219	211	224	191	220	220	215	225	218	215	284	238
James Cook	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	58	74	65	66
Griffith	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	70
Flinders	72	56	56	54	54	58	56	67	62	66	77	75
Adelaide	96	93	103	98	90	84	81	94	85	92	85	98
Tasmania	52	42	45	56	54	53	45	55	46	62	58	64
Melbourne	161	168	184	190	193	174	206	179	178	211	186	199
Monash	131	131	132	125	129	150	145	144	143	123	137	159
UWA	104	117	101	127	121	110	112	105	107	118	126	142
Notre Dame WA	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	75
Total	1,244	1,219	1,256	1,195	1,203	1,264	1,266	1,287	1,320	1,335	1,544	1,738

Source: Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand

Table D5: Medical graduates: Domestic, international and proportion of females, 1999 - 2008

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	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008
Domestic	1,256	1,195	1,203	1,264	1,266	1,287	1,320	1,335	1,544	1,738
Proportion females (%)									56.2	57.2
International	144	152	113	161	203	216	267	288	316	401
Proportion females (%)									52.5	54.6
Total	1,400	1,347	1,316	1,425	1,469	1,503	1,587	1,623	1,860	2,139

Source: Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand

Table D6: Medical graduates: Domestic and international by state/territory, 2004-2008

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		NSW	Vic	Qld	SA	WA	Tas	NT	ACT	Total
2004	Domestic	418	323	225	161	105	55	..		1,287
	International	69	80	4	53	2	8	..	..	216
	2004 Total	487	403	229	214	107	63	..	..	1,503
2005	Domestic	423	321	276	147	107	46	..	..	1,320
	International	79	111	8	57	2	10	..	..	267
	2005 Total	502	432	284	204	109	56	..	..	1,587
2006	Domestic	374	334	289	158	118	62	..		1,335
	International	81	126	10	62	7	12	..	..	298
	2006 Total	455	460	299	220	125	74	..	..	1,633
2007	Domestic	455	323	349	162	126	58	..	71	1,544
	International	85	124	21	68	4	13	..	1	316
	2007 Total	540	447	370	230	130	71	..	72	1,860
2008	Domestic	462	358	374	173	217	64	..	90	1,738
	International	112	140	51	70	10	14	..	4	401
	2008 Total	574	498	425	243	227	78	..	94	2,139
2004-2008	Total	2,558	2,240	1,607	1,111	698	342	..	166	8,722

Source: Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand

Table D7: Commencing postgraduate year 1 trainees by state/territory, 2004-2009

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	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
New South Wales/Australian Capital Territory	554	566	628	(a)533	688	..
New South Wales	..	..	..	..	..	668
Australian Capital Territory	..	..	..	..	..	62
Victoria	371	397	406	447	454	506
Queensland	246	280	323	357	411	444
South Australia	155	171	183	213	227	(b)246
Western Australia	136	132	137	155	175	228
Tasmania	49	52	71	(c)56	51	62
Northern Territory	20	24	23	15	24	27
Total	1531	1,622	1,771	1,776	2,030	2,243

(a) January allocation only, whereas previous years also include mid year allocation.
(b) SA has 233 accredited positions, plus 17 interns carried over from 2008 and 8 of these share 4 full time positions.
(c) Actual allocation figures not available. Figures based on number of offers made.

Source: State and territory government health departments.

Table D8: Commencing postgraduate year 2 by state/territory, 2004-2009

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	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
New South Wales/Australian Capital Territory	394	416	414	449	..	..
New South Wales	..	..	..	..	na	640
Australian Capital Territory	..	..	..	..	36	40
Victoria(a)	436	412	432	477	467	487
Queensland	na	337	na	284	(b)441	(c)458
South Australia	124	134	172	220	161	(d)300
Western Australia	190	145	172	96	224	276
Tasmania	54	68	88	(e)28	49	107
Northern Territory	18	24	24	32	44	44
Total	1,216	1,536	1,302	1,586	1,422	2,352

(a) These numbers are an underestimate as not all PGY2 posts are included in the postgraduate medical council computer match.
(b) Figure based on number of offers made.
(c) Commencement data is based upon the total number of declined job offers registered in the eRecruitment system.
(d) Approximate number only. PMCSA is in its 1st year of managing TMO rectruitment and accurate numbers will be available for the next report.
(e) Actual allocation not available. Figures based on number of offers made.

Source: State and territory government health departments

Table D9: Advanced vocational training positions/trainees by medical specialty, 1997-2009

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Medical specialty	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
Adult medicine	444	478	426	443	440	510	596	663	672	690	948	1,043	1,157
Anaesthesia	426	578	459	454	452	478	531	465	477	477	416	463	485
Anaesthesia - Pain medicine	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	36	49	45	53
Dermatology(a)	42	43	50	56	55	58	60	61	60	64	31	33	39
Emergency medicine	602	678	655	688	498	489	489	471	458	486	462	480	811
General practice	1,603	1,441	1,478	1,455	1,525	1,429	1,446	1,569	1,905	2,003	2,003	2,162	(b)2,309
Intensive care	108	126	100	102	142	220	186	146	187	180	285	326	375
Medical administration	107	99	99	102	95	88	90	96	81	84	86	80	92
Obstetrics and Gynaecology	350	317	333	309	312	288	258	292	299	325	338	109	131
Occupational and Environmental medicine	24	na	49	46	46	44	49	62	72	74	59	61	55
Ophthalmology(c)	90	90	91	91	100	95	102	105	53	50	47	(d)70	(e)77
Paediatrics	179	143	135	141	147	180	233	258	234	284	286	395	453
Pathology	224	224	221	236	224	251	251	273	282	194	176	211	224
Pathology and RACP; jointly	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	107	95	124	137
Psychiatry(f)	661	615	652	667	653	720	711	725	87	178	177	278	322
Public health medicine	75	75	75	56	52	62	62	65	71	80	75	75	61
Radiodiagnosis	186	186	189	187	195	205	236	241	263	288	299	314	101
Radiation oncology	50	50	51	52	58	61	69	68	77	57	96	104	328
Rehabilitation medicine	68	46	61	67	77	92	97	118	118	125	131	121	138
Surgery	478	498	541	546	590	604	660	652	663	732	774	(g)791	901
Total	5,717	5,687	5,665	5,698	5,661	5,874	6,126	6,387	6,059	6,514	6,833	(h)7,324	8,249

(a) Dermatology was able to identify and report advanced trainees separately from 2007.
(b) If registrars transfer between providers (states) part-way through the year they are counted against each state tally but only once in the total.
(c) Ophthalmology was able to identify and report advanced trainees separately from 2005.
(d) Includes 6 trainees in overseas training positions.
(e) Includes 8 trainees in final year OS training posts.
(f) Psychiatry was able to identify and report advanced trainees separately from 2005.
(g) Figure published in 12th Report for 2008 was revised in 2009. 257 Basic Surgical Trainees (BST) are no longer included.
(h) Figure includes 39 trainees undertaking dual training in adult medicine and paediatrics.

Source: Medical colleges and GPET

Table D10: Advanced vocational training positions/trainees by state/territory, 1997-2009

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	NSW	Vic	Qld	SA	WA	Tas	NT	ACT	Aust
1997	1,827	1,447	947	497	540	115	70	164	5,665
1998	1,825	1,407	939	534	534	108	73	166	5,561
1999	1,839	1,438	950	476	555	121	79	146	5,645
2000	1,826	1,487	947	498	581	112	77	138	5,680
2001	1,839	1,472	930	580	572	116	80	148	5,661
2002	1,971	1,524	968	502	556	109	86	140	5,874
2003	2,044	1,656	1,020	543	562	94	99	100	6,126
2004	2,185	1,786	1,051	531	565	103	81	76	6,378
2005	2,093	1,673	1,030	486	513	111	76	77	6,059
2006	2,188	1,770	1,144	524	529	116	102	98	6,514
2007	2,312	1,831	1,220	525	619	121	101	107	6,833
2008(a)	2,486	2,040	1,351	599	689	147	120	129	(b)7,581
2009(c)	2,727	2,190	1,486	623	722	156	130	122	8,249
Increase 1997-2009(%)	49.3	51.3	56.9	25.4	33.7	35.7	85.7	-25.6	45.6

(a) Australian total and state total differ because 20 positions were not broken into state/territories.
(b) The 2008 total includes 257 trainees enrolled in Basic Surgical Training. This number differs from Table D7 and D13 for this reason.
(c) Australian total and state total differ because 100 positions were in training overseas.

Source: Medical colleges and GPET

Table D11: First-year advanced training positions/trainees likely to be available in the next year by medical specialty, 1997-2009

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Medical specialty	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
Adult medicine	148	118	192	204	166	184	228	257	274	247	na	na	384
Anaesthesia	145	165	148	141	158	134	219	153	159	159	155	145	159
Anaesthesia - Pain medicine	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	20	24	19
Dermatology	13	8	6	9	14	15	12	3	17	17	18	18	16
Emergency medicine(a)	120	121	150	150	98	115	91	108	122	110	102	na	305
General practice	400	400	410	450	450	450	600	624	626	648	648	648	684
Intensive care	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	na	na	156
Medical administration	20	20	20	20	20	21	27	27	27	30	19	15	32
Obstetrics and Gynaecology	55	55	50	50	50	47	47	48	56	69	65	56	65
Occupational and Environmental medicine	12	na	10	na	na	na	8	na	na	na	na	na	6
Ophthalmology	21	24	18	18	18	26	28	25	22	26	27	27	20
Paediatrics	59	43	68	68	50	48	63	97	89	119	na	na	162
Pathology(b)	50	43	49	48	71	54	44	46	58	87	90	85	66
Psychiatry	118	122	118	117	126	127	106	115	142	131	39	102	99
Public health medicine	24	24	24	na	na	16	15	18	12	10	10	14	8
Radiation Oncology	..	4	na	11	12	6	10	14	15	14	25	15	24
Radiodiagnosis	43	50	62	41	41	34	37	21	9	51	48	32	47
Rehabilitation medicine	13	14	19	20	25	27	29	29	30	30	32	20	38
Surgery	128	139	139	162	184	185	188	197	240	208	421	218	299

(a) Due to retrospective data collection, the number of estimated first year advanced vocational trainees in 2009 is unavailable.
(b) The 2008 and 2009 numbers include trainees from joint pathology and RACP.

Table D12: First-year advanced vocational training positions/trainees likely to be available in the next year by state/territory, 1997-2009

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	NSW	Vic	Qld	SA	WA	Tas	NT	ACT
1997	378	321	187	108	130	24	15	42
1998	403	324	242	133	133	28	21	46
1999	469	384	233	120	148	31	17	35
2000	478	392	250	111	129	41	17	41
2001	474	397	252	124	139	31	19	47
2002	485	394	247	110	142	27	23	45
2003	507	416	265	157	129	34	29	12
2004	511	445	259	120	144	38	39	17
2005	561	448	286	119	153	37	32	21
2006	669	492	351	157	176	49	33	29
2007	364	290	235	94	102	24	25	9
2008	471	364	271	110	135	31	22	15
2009	830	717	473	201	229	64	32	44

Source: Medical colleges and GPET

Table D13: Proportion of female advanced vocational trainees by medical specialty, 1997-2009

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Medical specialty	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
Proportion females (%)
Adult medicine	34.2	39.5	36.7	39.2	43.9	42.0	47.8	40.3	41.2	43.2	43.0	43.1	40.2
Anaesthesia	39.7	55.0	55.6	36.8	35.0	37.0	44.3	37.4	36.5	36.5	39.7	37.1	50.7
Anaesthesia - Pain medicine	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	26.5	31.1	35.8
Dermatology	38.1	32.5	36.0	41.1	43.6	54.7	50.0	49.2	55.0	54.7	51.6	66.7	59.0
Emergency medicine	30.7	28.0	39.4	37.8	38.4	39.5	39.9	39.9	39.1	41.4	44.2	43.5	41.9
General practice	56.6	59.7	58.9	60.3	60.8	60.6	60.5	59.1	58.2	58.9	58.9	62.0	63.8
Intensive care	11.1	9.5	19.0	24.5	18.3	22.3	36.0	28.1	23.5	20.0	34.7	24.5	24.3
Medical administration	34.6	25.7	25.7	41.2	49.5	50.0	44.4	37.5	35.8	33.3	20.9	10.0	14.1
Obstetrics and Gynaecology	48.9	61.2	56.8	49.5	60.0	62.5	60.5	59.6	63.2	65.5	65.7	68.8	67.9
Occupational and Environmental medicine	25.0	na	16.3	19.6	23.9	34.1	24.5	24.2	25.0	23.0	23.7	16.4	25.5
Ophthalmology	20.0	18.2	19.8	23.1	25.0	31.4	34.3	41.9	39.6	48.0	31.9	34.3	31.2
Paediatrics	62.0	66.7	66.7	65.2	63.3	65.0	57.9	63.4	62.0	64.1	63.6	60.1	58.7
Pathology(a)	46.0	43.3	42.7	42.8	48.7	50.2	51.8	55.7	55.3	77.5	53.9	45.3	64.5
Psychiatry	44.6	45.8	45.9	46.0	48.4	47.6	49.4	52.3	55.2	47.8	52.5	26.3	53.1
Public health medicine	50.7	50.7	50.7	48.2	48.1	51.6	66.7	64.6	66.2	68.8	69.3	54.7	11.2
Radiodiagnosis	27.8	25.8	24.9	26.7	32.3	34.1	33.5	31.5	33.1	33.0	30.4	30.9	57.4
Radiation oncology	..	..	51.0	48.1	56.9	60.1	55.1	58.8	54.5	70.2	44.8	52.9	34.8
Rehabilitation medicine	34.0	30.8	26.8	42.9	57.1	54.3	52.6	55.1	51.7	60.8	60.3	60.3	25.9
Surgery	17.2	13.3	12.6	12.8	13.4	12.1	14.4	17.1	16.0	18.0	18.3	23.3	23.1
Total (%)	40.6	42.1	43.9	43.1	44.8	45.1	46.4	45.9	45.5	46.3	46.6	46.7	48.1
Total number	2,322	2,393	2,488	2,456	2,538	2,650	2,845	2,930	2,758	3,015	3,181	3,421	3,967

(a) Data includes trainees undertaking pathology and RACP jointly.

Source: Medical colleges and GPET

Table 14: Proportion of female advanced vocational trainees by state/territory, 1997-2009

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Year	NSW	Vic	Qld	SA	WA	Tas	NT	ACT	Aust
Proportion females (%)
1997	41.8	39.5	40.0	37.7	39.1	38.3	57.1	44.4	41.0
1998	43.5	41.3	40.7	43.4	44.2	35.2	39.5	53.3	43.0
1999	44.8	43.3	41.6	44.7	45.1	45.1	50.6	45.2	44.1
2000	42.6	43.9	43.0	45.2	43.5	43.8	40.3	42.8	43.2
2001	45.5	46.3	42.0	45.2	41.1	48.3	46.3	45.9	44.8
2002	46.1	47.8	40.9	41.4	44.4	43.1	53.5	42.9	45.1
2003	48.0	46.1	43.6	45.3	47.2	56.4	53.5	39.0	46.4
2004	46.3	46.7	44.0	44.1	46.0	52.4	50.6	42.1	45.9
2005	45.3	46.2	44.2	41.4	46.1	51.3	55.7	40.3	45.6
2006	46.9	47.7	46.0	41.4	46.8	49.1	55.9	39.8	46.3
2007	47.5	47.5	45.2	43.6	46.0	43.8	60.4	30.8	46.6
2008	46.3	45.0	44.3	44.9	42.7	46.9	59.2	33.3	45.1
2009	50.1	49.4	46.2	47.2	45.2	48.7	60.0	42.6	48.1

Source: Medical colleges and GPET

Table 15: Advanced vocational training positions/trainees: Number, female trainees and part-time trainees, 1997-2009

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	Training positions/trainees	Advanced training positions/trainees	Female advanced trainees	Female advanced trainees (%)	Part-time advanced (%)	%Part-time advanced(%)
1997	6,422	5,665	2,322	41.0	296	5.2
1998	6,818	5,561	2,393	43.0	337	6.1
1999	6,910	5,645	2,488	44.1	388	6.9
2000	7,262	5,680	2,456	43.2	368	6.5
2001	6,835	5,661	2,538	44.8	325	5.7
2002	7,213	5,874	2,650	45.1	357	6.1
2003	7,273	6,126	2,845	46.4	534	8.7
2004	8,188	6,387	2,930	45.9	704	11.0
2005	8,710	6,059	2,765	45.6	932	15.4
2006	9,317	6,514	3,018	46.3	676	10.4
2007(a)	11,249	6,833	3,181	46.6	739	10.8
2008(b)	11,668	7,324	3,421	46.7	556	7.6
2009	12,958	8,249	3,967	48.1	1052	12.8
Increase 1997-2009 (%)	48.8	36.1	43.5	5.4	12.9	-17.1

(a) Figure for the number of training positions/trainees has been revised from the 2007 report.
(b) Figure for the number of Advanced training positions/trainees has been revised from the 2008 report.

Source: Medical colleges and GPET

Table D16: New fellows by medical specialty, 2000-2008

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Medical specialty	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	Increase 2000-2008	Increase 2000-2008 (%)
Adult medicine	159	129	170	168	190	181	247	209	303	144	90.6
Anaesthesia	95	123	165	133	128	198	135	150	234	139	146.3
Pain medicine	..	..	..	..	..	5	5	7	11	..	..
Dermatology	8	14	21	9	12	13	14	23	11	3	37.5
Emergency medicine	40	61	34	82	80	58	78	69	95	55	137.5
General Practice
RACGP	365	324	670	746	661	671	628	592	819	454	124.4
ACRRM	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	21	22	..	..
Intensive care	11	22	20	15	20	29	23	36	62	51	463.6
Medical administration	9	7	6	10	15	4	13	11	10	1	11.1
Obstetrics and Gynaecology	54	49	46	57	29	28	49	46	66	12	22.2
Occupational and Environmental medicine	3	1	4	4	6	6	6	6	11	8	266.7
Ophthalmology	25	21	20	30	20	26	16	30	14	-11	-44.0
Paediatrics	40	41	51	55	57	74	73	47	114	74	185.0
Pathology	42	35	37	43	41	48	46	77	68	26	61.9
Public health medicine	11	11	13	6	8	4	13	15	13	2	18.2
Rehabilitation medicine	13	10	13	12	15	13	19	24	21	8	61.5
Psychiatry	80	70	82	70	109	85	90	72	147	67	83.8
Radiation oncology	14	12	10	9	10	19	9	12	11	-3	-21.4
Radiodiagnosis	46	26	36	40	37	39	74	54	54	8	17.4
Surgery	111	103	108	117	115	155	155	176	171	60	54.1
Total	1,126	1,059	1,506	1,606	1,553	1,656	1,693	1,677	2,257	1,131	100.4

Source: Medical colleges

Table D17: New Fellows by state/territory, 2000-2008

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	NSW	Vic	Qld	SA	WA	Tas	NT	ACT	Aust
2000	361	301	197	90	108	29	11	29	1,126
2001	360	258	168	94	112	27	10	19	(a)1,071
2002	499	392	254	115	155	38	15	25	(a)1,506
2003	518	384	324	140	167	43	8	9	(a)1,610
2004	476	414	262	161	173	23	4	10	(a)1,553
2005	501	434	310	157	179	35	10	14	1,640
2006	530	468	308	165	163	30	11	18	1,693
2007	538	470	327	151	135	30	11	15	1,677
2008	635	543	441	213	246	49	15	23	(a)2,257
Increase 2000-2008 (%)	75.9	80.4	123.9	136.7	127.8	69.0	36.4	-20.7	100.4

(a) Australian total includes new fellows who completed their training overseas and so differs from total of states and territories.

Source: Medical colleges

Table D18: Proportion of female new fellows by medical specialty, 2000-2008

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Medical specialty	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008
Proportion females (%)
Adult medicine	42.1	34.1	41.8	42.3	38.4	36.8	36.8	38.3	41.6
Anaesthesia	18.9	32.5	30.9	27.8	28.9	43.0	43.0	31.3	35.0
Pain medicine	..	..	..	..	..	40.0	40.0	0.0	9.1
Dermatology	37.5	42.9	33.3	33.3	66.7	42.9	42.9	34.8	90.9
Emergency medicine	25.7	29.5	25.0	39.0	42.5	31.3	30.8	33.3	36.8
General practice
RACGP	59.2	56.8	47.9	47.7	46.8	46.8	46.8	50.0	44.8
ACRRM	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	14.3	31.8
Intensive care	18.2	18.2	10.0	20.0	20.0	8.7	8.7	13.9	25.8
Medical administraion	22.2	28.6	66.7	50.0	53.3	30.8	30.8	27.3	50.0
Obstetrics and Gynaecology	44.4	59.2	56.5	56.1	51.7	46.9	46.9	58.7	62.1
Occupational and Environmental medicine	0.0	0.0	16.7	25.0	0.0	33.3	33.3	16.7	45.5
Ophthalmology	24.0	19.0	20.0	13.3	50.0	31.3	31.3	50.0	35.7
Paediatrics	77.5	53.7	64.7	55.1	64.9	45.2	45.2	57.4	56.1
Pathology	45.2	42.9	45.9	37.2	45.0	65.2	65.2	53.2	51.5
Psychiatry	32.5	45.7	42.7	42.9	45.9	48.1	54.4	43.1	42.2
Public health medicine	63.6	45.5	30.8	66.7	62.5	85.7	84.6	80.0	69.2
Radiation oncology	35.7	41.7	50.0	66.7	50.0	55.6	55.6	50.0	36.4
Radiodiagnosis	19.6	38.5	22.2	25.0	37.8	33.8	33.8	24.1	25.9
Rehabilitiation medicine	15.4	60.0	61.5	75.0	40.0	63.2	63.2	62.5	52.4
Surgery	7.2	12.6	13.0	13.7	61.1	13.5	13.5	16.5	15.2
Total	40.3	41.8	41.1	41.3	44.0	40.7	41.2	40.7	41.0

Source: Medical colleges

Table D19: Proportion of female new fellows by state/territory, 2000-2008.

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	NSW	Vic	Qld	SA	WA	Tas	NT	ACT	Aust
Proportion females (%)
2000	42.1	36.2	42.6	40.0	41.7	27.6	27.3	51.7	40.3
2001	37.7	40.3	42.9	43.6	49.1	44.4	40.0	52.6	41.8
2002	42.1	43.8	34.3	41.7	40.6	44.7	60.0	48.0	41.1
2003	44.0	42.2	40.1	33.6	42.5	39.5	62.5	22.0	41.3
2004	46.6	40.1	45.8	38.5	44.5	52.2	50.0	80.0	44.0
2005	42.5	39.4	36.8	41.4	41.3	57.1	30.0	50.0	40.7
2006	44.0	41.0	38.6	44.8	33.7	40.0	27.3	50.0	41.2
2007	40.5	41.3	40.1	41.7	40.0	43.3	45.5	26.7	40.7
2008	41.1	41.4	41.3	36.6	41.5	38.8	40.0	52.2	40.9

Source: Medical colleges