“SMOS is the one-stop association for Doctors in Training employed by Fiona Stanley Hospital.”

Advocacy

SMOS deals directly with the hospital executive, medical workforce and medical education to ensure our members' needs are met.

Support

We organise regular social events for our members and the wider hospital community. We believe in building a workplace with a strong culture.

Social

Whether our members need help satiating themselves with the best coffee, finding a party to attend or dealing with pressures of work, we are happy to assist.

Resources

We aim to provide a hub for term information, survival tips, shift swaps and other information so you get the most out of your time at Fiona Stanley Hospital. If you're a DiT, join our facebook group.

interested in joining our committee?

The SMOS Annual General Meeting was held on 8th January each year - get in touch via our Facebook Page for More Information!



https://www.facebook.com/groups/joinsmos/

“Big thank you to the team at Ikon, who always manage to improve my day.
Not just amazing coffee but more importantly the friendly chats :)”
— Matti, RMO
“Shout out to Amy Kalantary for being a total snack and being my out of hours helpline for all things renal.”
— Michael, Intern
“Shout out to the spinal rehab regs who work super hard with non stop clinics :) thank you !”
— Eoin, Registrar
“Thankyou to all the Multidisciplinary staff for your great work during this tough time!”
— Anonymous, Nurse
“Big shout out to the urology team - thanks for being so supportive and great fun to work with :)”
— Anonymous, Allied Health
“Huge thanks and shout outs to Daithi from FSH ED for his commitment to fitness motivation for myself and other staff.”
— Nadine
“Big thanks to the AMU Registrars for making this term fun and engaging for us juniors!”
— Albert, RMO
“Thank you to Dr Shanu Permunugama in ED for working so hard and being so caring for every single patient! We appreciate all of your hard work!”
— Anonymous, Nurse
“A big thank you to all of our Doctors and for the terrific work that you do each day. You are appreciated!”
— Sheldrin
“Shout out to my girl Nina in Admin for the daily LOLs. Work, lunch, and life in general wouldn’t be the same. ”
— Jess
“Shout out to Helen on Reception. Her friendly greeting makes my day.”
— Anonymous
“A huge thanks to Anne Whitefield and the wonderful team at IP&M - a great bunch of folks who show great dedication and professionalism, as well as being most welcoming to new recruits! Keep up the great work guys.”
— David, Nurse
“Shout out to Harshana the geris intern who did loads of hard work and handled some tough situations really well when I was off sick for a few days - you smashed it!”
— Bec, Registrar
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— Pablo
“Big thank you for your help and support for a project. Good luck for future!”
— Fahad, Registrar
“Big thanks to Dr Andrew Toffoli for his supportive teaching and advocacy of juniors in ED. Always making the extra effort to turn cases into a learning opportunity, printing guidelines, sharing resources and challenging us to have more independence when managing our patients!”
— Anonymous, RMO
 
“Thanks to the renal team/ward 5C for being absolute legends and supporting us through our internship. Special thanks to the pharmacists, CNCs and allied health staff who make it possible for us to care for our complex patients!”
— Sonia Ruth and Amy x
““To the General Surgery Department at FSH - all of the teams go above and beyond for their patient’s. Such a pleasure to work alongside.””
— Anonymous
“Thank you to all of the junior doctors in general surgery who have adapted to the changes over the past 2 months without complaint. We appreciate your flexibility and ongoing hard work:)”
— - Amanda Foster
“Kirri Bolton essentially, what a boss”
— - Happy nurse!
“Appreciate all the hard working AMU team!”
— - Charlie
“Thanks to Helen the awesome Medical Registrar from HOOT this Tuesday night – great teaching and handled all those METS like a bossss!!!”
— - Caris
“Thank you to all SMHS pharmacists! Everyone I have met is so lovely and I don’t think you truly appreciate how much we love having you around. I am a better doctor because of you :)”
— Anonymous
“I want to thank my Medical Registrar colleagues in general but Eli, Hendry and Ghassan in particular. You are always so pleasant on the phone, happy to see consults, have excellent clinical knowledge and make the hospital a nicer place to work. Keep up the great work.”
— Helen
“Thank you to everyone at FSH ICU for your brilliant preparation for the COVID response and welcoming so many new staff in recent weeks. It’s been a pleasure to be part of such a highly skilled team.”
— Leigh
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— Jonathan L.
““Huge shout out to our ED registrars on our team Tegan, Georgie, Dmitry, Bec and Sara for being so awesome to work with and being such great mentors for us! We really appreciated your support all term!!””
— Anonymous, RMO
“Big shout out to the ENT team, you guys bring your A game every single day and provide great care. Thank you!!”
— Rae, Nurse
“Caris House- HOOT junior extraordinaire. Made a really difficult HOOT shift on Thursday not just bearable but fun! Thanks for the cup of tea mid MET call too.”
— Helen, Registrar
“Thank you to Dr. Anand Trivedi (ASU Fellow) for constantly engaging and teaching his junior staff, the AMU nurses for your patience, support and debreifs and the AMU Registrars - Reana, Daniel, Tom, Glen, Kim who make the admission process a learning opportunity ”
— Anonymous, Intern
“To the lovely AMU & General Medicine Interns and Residents (Kate, Sandeep, Cherie, Albert, Brian, Angela, Jo) - we work and grow as a team. I appreciate all of you checking in and offering to help.”
— Anonymous, Intern
“Thank you to the SMOS wellbeing team for providing a forum to appreciate the wonderful staff at FSH.
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— Anonymous, Intern
“ Thank you to Kylie Reed, who is always a phone call away”
— Anonymous, Intern