…turnover has reduced. For more information and eligibility criteria please refer to this website: https://www.business.gov.au/Risk-management/Emergency-management/Coronavirus-information-and-support-for-business/JobKeeper-Payment-for-sole-traders Note: The Australian Commissioner of Taxation has extended the time to enrol for the initial…
…members to contribute to the strategic direction of the College and improve our communication channels to keep them informed and involved. This includes leveraging digital platforms for better accessibility and…
…early half of each year, GP trainees will find this article helpful to understand the process, format and approach to formulate a research project and teaching proposal. The perspective of…
…advice and support. We are here to support all GP trainees. Keep an eye out on GPRA’s fortnightly eNewsletter for more misunderstandings and misconceptions. Contact GPRA for support View the…
…your communication skills and contribute to equitable healthcare outcomes for all Australians. This session will provide information on: Language barriers and communication challenges Cultural safety and respect when communicating with…
…officer and company director. An Appointed Director on our Board, Mark has extensive experience in leadership, policy, marketing communications and advocacy across the health sector, tourism and travel, and the…
…cases, and general preparation advice, tips, and important information relating to the exams. Advertising and sponsorship opportunities exist during delivery, for example, including flyers and inserts with every book sale,…
…minutes in duration, involving taking relevant history and identifying the presenting problem (to the extent not previously recorded), providing treatment and advice and, if appropriate, referral for other services or…
…to complete and gives you a better understanding of mental health services available to patients and how to complete a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP). Completion of this training also…
…to identify, develop and deliver promotional opportunities. Attend local events, and where possible, present and act as a spokesperson for the FGP network and general practice. Provide content for GPRA…
…losses for the practice. Be willing to trade or compromise beyond money (for example, offer to work late on Friday if you need to leave early on Monday). This protects…
…advocate not only for their patient, but for the entire community. I can’t wait to start in community General Practice but, for the time being, am excited about developing my…
…want them to know what things they need to take themselves off to the emergency department for if it is the weekend, or what they need to come back and…
…National Health and Medical Research Council provide GPs with research grants, scholarships and awards. ACRRM offers Education Research Grants (ERGs) to establish and develop research partnerships. Training as a GP…
…Board, the Nominations and Remuneration Committee and the Finance, Audit and Risk Management (FARM) Committee ensure that the Board is fully informed and best able to give direction to management….
…training region/s they wish to train in for the duration of their AGPT training. Transfers between training regions and RTOs are available, but these are mostly due to unforeseen and…
…to work in rural areas, including working at multiple Queensland rural towns such as Mount Tamborine, Bundaberg, Gympie, Warwick and Toowoomba to accumulate the remaining two years required to sit…
…I met in the Philippines…I came back to Australia and said to myself, ‘I’ve got to prepare to be able to work in a place where no matter what comes…
…proper management, direction and control. An employer is entitled to improve productivity and efficiency in the workplace, and to control your workplace activities. Constructive criticism and negative feedback, when delivered…
…week), two and a half days conducting my research and teaching activities and then a morning off (which I typically used to study for exams and looking after the new…
…well prepared for the exam and are now benefiting from having a great set of reference notes for use in day-to-day practice. Familiarise yourself with the exam format It would…
…in rural and remote communities throughout Australia, and doctors working in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service. The purpose of the program is to train doctors in remote communities for remote…
…for example, that they have got six dogs and two horses, and they have twenty stairs to get up to their bedroom.” “When you’ve asked [a patient] to come back…
…per annum) Rural and/or Remote ($204,106 per annum) There are also numerous government incentive schemes and financial incentives for both GP trainees and GPs in rural and remote areas. For…
…terms and conditions of the registrar are based upon the minimum entitlements and obligations described in National Terms and Conditions for the Employment of Registrars (NTCER). Supervisors are committed to…
…to his resilience, compassion, and the transformative power of community-oriented medicine. Daniel’s roots trace back to Toowoomba, Queensland. However, it was the vibrant city of Canberra where his journey truly…
…are required to complete two full years in hospitals before working in community GP clinics. The first year is your internship (PGY1) – you are required to complete this to…
…you may decide to make a formal complaint with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, which is the regulator responsible for privacy in Australia. We will deal with complaints…
…a placement at headspace. READ DR MELHEM’S STORYarrow_forward Shop for exam resources Buy a GPRA exam book and prepare for your clinical and written exams. VIEW THE ONLINE SHOParrow_forward An…
…Be sure to complete the mandatory hospital rotations for general practice relevant to your chosen medical college (ACRRM and/or RACGP). During this time, consider doing a short course to expand…
