Webinar

PIF Introduction to Psychiatry Online Short Course 2026

Register by Monday 23 March

Date

28 March 2026
11 am – 1 pm AEDT

Location

Online

Organised by

RANZCP

Delivery

Online
PIF

We are excited to host our annual PIF Introduction to Psychiatry Online Short Course on Saturday 28 March from 11 am-1 pm AEDT.  

Other time zones: 8 am AWST/ 9.30 am ACST/ 10 am AEST/ 10.30 am ACDT/ 1 pm NZDT.   

You are invited to register for this course by completing the pre-course survey by Monday 23 March. As part of the registration survey, you are welcome to indicate any topics that you would like to see covered in the short course, and we will try our best to include the most popular topics. 

Pre-Course survey

This live short course will allow you to gain further insights into a day/week in the life of a psychiatrist, cover a diverse range of psychiatry subspecialties, as well as different practice opportunities and the RANZCP training program from our trainees and psychiatrists. There will also be an opportunity to ask live questions in a 35-minute Q&A session towards the end of the course. 

Please note the Zoom event link will be emailed to all registrants on Wednesday 25 March

The course program and presenters' bios will be updated in the upcoming weeks.

Check out the 2025 PIF Introduction to Psychiatry Online Short Course: 

PIF Introduction to Psychiatry Online Short Course 2025

Speakers

Dr Benjamin Vialle

Early career psychiatrist

Benjamin recently completed training as a Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist in Launceston, Tasmania. He is working across Out of Home Care and Youth teams. He is a Chief Training Supervisor across North / Northwest regions for the Tasmanian Psychiatry Training Program, and a 2026 'Rural Champion' for the RANZCP Rural Training Pathways initiative. He has further training in education, and runs RANZCP exam preparation courses. 

Benjamin recently completed training as a Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist in Launceston, Tasmania. He is working across Out of Home Care and Youth teams. He is a Chief Training Supervisor across North / Northwest regions for the Tasmanian Psychiatry Training Program, and a 2026 'Rural Champion' for the RANZCP Rural Training Pathways initiative. He has further training in education, and runs RANZCP exam preparation courses.