From AI scribes to genomics: How one GP is driving innovation in primary care

Cutting edge technology like AI scribes and genomic testing has never been more accessible. Dr Janice Tan is determined to ensure they are shaped by the people who use them to ensure the best outcomes for primary care providers and their patients. On 4 September, the Sydney GP will share what genomics looks like from both ends of the postcode divide at the annual Creative Careers in Medicine (CCIM) conference.

Road to recovery: How a Sydney GP is shaping addiction medicine

Shadowing a medic while working as a cleaner on an oil rig offered Dr Chris Davis early insight into practising medicine outside of conventional settings. In September, the addiction specialist and clinical co-founder of the Clean Slate Clinic will share his experiences and advice for others wanting a diverse career at the annual Creative Careers in Medicine (CCIM) conference.

GPRA and GPSN launch medical student rural immersion program

Are you a penultimate-year medical student ready to see where a rural career can take you?
GPSN members in the second-last year of their studies are invited to apply for an immersive 6 day experience in Alice Springs/Alice Springs Hospital and gain first-hand insight into how a rural internship can transform your clinical skills and future career!

25 Years of GPRA: Dr Antony Bolton

This month, we speak with Dr Antony Bolton, who served as GPRA President from 2021 to 2023. Currently a GP in Melbourne’s northern suburbs and an academic at the University of Melbourne and UNSW, Dr Bolton brings a wealth of experience in addiction medicine, medical education, and high-level advocacy to our series.

25 Years of GPRA: Dr Karyn Matterson

I first became involved with GPRA in early 2016 as a Registrar Liaison Officer (RLO) with GP Synergy. I attended an Advisory Council meeting in Brisbane, and that really sparked my interest in the organisation and its role – it felt like a union, but not a union, with genuine influence in shaping policy.

GPRA NT GP Registrars Forum 2026

Are you a GP Registrar based in the Northern Territory already or going to commence your GP training in Semester 2 in the NT? Looking to expand your knowledge and connect with peers? Register now for the GPRA NT GP Registrars Forum 2026 in Darwin this September (Note: All forum-related travel, accommodation, registration and meals are covered by GPRA).

MY STORY: Dr James Manley

As both a practising GP at YourGP@Denman and the GP Policy Advisor at ACT Health and Community Services Directorate, Dr James Manley works at the intersection of clinical care, policy design, and the fast-growing world of digital health.

25 Years of GPRA: Dr Sama Balasubramanian

I first became involved with GPRA in early 2016 as a Registrar Liaison Officer (RLO) with GP Synergy. I attended an Advisory Council meeting in Brisbane, and that really sparked my interest in the organisation and its role – it felt like a union, but not a union, with genuine influence in shaping policy.

RACGP & ACRRM exam results – what’s next?

The results from the recent RACGP written exams and ACRRM exams have now been released. First and foremost – congratulations to all registrars who successfully passed their exams. Achieving this milestone reflects an enormous amount of commitment, study, and resilience, and it’s a significant step forward on your journey to Fellowship. If the results weren’t…

25 Years of GPRA: Dr Melanie Smith Q and A

Dr Melanie Smith: Q and A, Former GPRA President. How and when were you involved with GPRA?
I started GP training in 2013 and became involved with GPRA shortly after, stepping into a Registrar Liaison Officer (RLO) role in 2015 with Sturt Fleurieu. I continued in that capacity through the transition to GPEX, while also serving on GPRA’s Advisory Council.

The Specific Populations Resource Hub

The General Practice Mental Health Standards Collaboration (GPMHSC) has developed a new suite of resources to assist GPs in providing inclusive, trauma-informed and culturally safe care to patients from diverse backgrounds. These resources are particularly useful for registrars and early-career GPs who are beginning to navigate mental health consultations in general practice.   Each resource…