GPRA is the only independent organisation protecting the rights of GP trainees.
Best of all, membership is free.
GPRA is the only independent organisation protecting the rights of GP trainees.
Best of all, membership is free.
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An agreement that outlines the minimum employment terms and conditions for all GP registrars
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We support more than just GP registrars. Our networks further the specific needs and long-term goals for the healthcare of all Australians.
We have specialised networks for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander registrars, medical students, and prevocational doctors.
Run by students for students, the General Practice Students Network (GPSN) is a network that provides you with opportunities to develop your skills in general practice, to shape your future career as a general practitioner and to have fun and meet people.
The Future General Practitioner (FGP) network is for Junior Medical Officers (JMOs) that ensures general practice does not fall off the radar during their hospital training.
The Indigenous General Practice Registrars Network (IGPRN) provides professional and cultural support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander GP registrars, such as organising workshops, study groups, mentoring opportunities, plus offering training and employment advocacy.
GPRA is the only national independent organisation run by GP trainees for GP trainees. We provide the next generation of GPs with free support, advice and resources. We act as your voice and your advocate.
There are two medical colleges in Australia through which you can obtain GP fellowship.
New rates are applicable from the commencement of
Term 2, 2021.
We are encouraging all GP education and training sector stakeholders, other interested parties and members to provide responses to inform the review of the NTCER and future employment models for…
GPRA are hosting an online series of three exam preparation study sessions, facilitated by Dr Abdul Qadeer QJ Malhi helping you to prepare for the RACGP’s Clinical Competency Exam (CCE).
Thirty-five medical students have taken a glimpse of life as a rural GP in East Gippsland at an event called Farm Stay.
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GPRA gratefully acknowledges the
financial and other support received from:
CONTACT US
Level 1, 517 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Vic 3000
