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South Australian GP siblings Dr David Lam and Dr Esther Lam are on a mission to help doctors in training level up their clinical skills, ace their exams, and thrive in general practice.
Dr Van Nguyen, or Dr Van as he is affectionately known, came to Australia from Vietnam in 1981 and couldn’t speak a word of English. Forward 44 years, and Dr Van is now CEO and working clinician at Dyvest Health Care, a group of 16 medical centres servicing communities across Sydney, with more than one million patient consults a year made by nearly 200 GPs.
General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) is excited to announce that it has partnered with Commonwealth Bank to offer special interest rates to GPRA members for medical education purposes on their Unsecured Personal Loans.
As a newly-appointed Registrar Advisor for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) at General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA), Dr Meenal Joshi hopes to use her experiences to guide and support others navigating the path to general practice.
GPRA is keen to hear your view to help us with the next steps for the implementation of these new workforce initiatives.
Vagenius Training is making waves by addressing one of the most misunderstood areas of healthcare – pelvic pain.
A fourth-year medical student at James Cook University (JCU) in Townsville, Xaante Thomas is well on her way to becoming a rural general practitioner with a strong passion for improving healthcare in remote communities.
February has been an incredibly busy and rewarding month for GPRA, with significant successes that will shape the future of general practice training in Australia.
As the newly-appointed Chief Addiction Medicine Advisor (CAMA) at Safer Care Victoria, Dr Paul MacCartney is working to reshape how general practitioners (GPs) engage with addiction medicine.
For Dr Kristina Sailah, 2024 was a year of milestones. She sat — and passed — her GP fellowship exams, welcomed her first child, and has now stepped into a new role as a Registrar Advisor (RA) with GPRA.
General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) and Heidi Health are proud to announce a strategic partnership that harnesses cutting-edge AI technology to support the next generation of general practitioners (GPs).
Happy New Year! I am delighted to introduce myself as your new GPRA President. Starting in this role has provided me with the opportunity to reflect on the key priorities we can address together.
All GPRA wants for Christmas is … a national GP Registrar employment fund and support for more peer-to-peer activities for future GPs!
With a career defined by advocacy and an unwavering commitment to junior doctors, Dr Chris Dickie will lead GPRA as its new President into a promising new chapter, championing the rights and needs of GP registrars across Australia.
As my tenure as GPRA President comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey of the past two years. It has been a privilege to serve our members — the future of general practice in Australia.
Throughout 2024, GPRA and GPSA have been actively engaged in the process of reviewing the minimum terms and conditions underpinning the relationship between training practices and registrars.
Our New-Fellow Checklist will assist you through this process. It will help you to think about the things you need to get organised or update as you embark on independent practice.
While the hustle and bustle of hospitals often steal the spotlight, the life and career of a General Practitioner (GP) like Dr Eliza Cole highlights the unparalleled flexibility of general practice.
IGPTN is a network for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander GPs in Training to receive professional and cultural support and education relevant to their training programs.
Dr Eric Aizenstros, a dedicated GP at Ballarto Medical Centre in Carrum Downs, just south of Melbourne, is encouraging other GP registrars/new Fellows to join him as attendees at the next series of ECHO for Pain and Opioid Management (EPOM) sessions in June. Led by a team of Pain Specialists from Royal Melbourne Hospital and…
To celebrate National Reconciliation Week, the Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association (AIDA) have teamed up with GPRA to offer registrars discounted registration and grants to its cultural education courses.
We are now seeking expressions of interest from GPRA members who are interested in becoming a member of the NTCER working group.
Please help GPRA support you by telling us what you would like to see more of in the coming weeks, months and years.
Dr Juliet Smith joins GPRA Board: Working as a team to help advocate for general practice
Dr Chris Dickie joins GPRA Board – Championing change and empowering future GPs
Migration of overseas qualified doctors is absolutely essential to address the shortfall in specialist GP labour.
The GPRA Board has pledged its support to the Uluru Statement From The Heart and a ‘yes’ vote in the forthcoming referendum on the Voice to Parliament.
For GPRA, National Reconciliation Week means working towards a health care system that is inclusive, culturally safe and respectful of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture.
More than 50 percent of Australia’s GPs are women. To mark International Women’s Day we spoke to general practitioner, Associate Professor Louise Stone, who advocates for women in medicine.
World Pride is here! It is a great time for GPs in training and their practices to reflect on the care they deliver to queer Australians.
GPRA’s Head Office will be closed from Tuesday 24 December 2023, reopening Monday 6 January 2024.
We wish you all a wonderful Festive Season and a Happy New Year! Enjoy a well-earned break.
