Specialist colleges risk obsolescence if they don’t wake up and realise members are losing faith in them
Doctors complaining about specialist college fees or that their college representatives have failed to win policy arguments with the government are not new.
But the complaints are growing louder.
Associate Professor Vinay Rane is a self-described defender of medical colleges, yet the Melbourne O&G says the grumblings cannot be ignored if the colleges want to survive.
Here he explains why.