Why are there two GP colleges in Australia?
…focuses on the needs of rural communities. FRACGP training focuses on the needs of inner and outer metropolitan communities. Training time Four years. Three years. Allows GPs to work unsupervised…
…focuses on the needs of rural communities. FRACGP training focuses on the needs of inner and outer metropolitan communities. Training time Four years. Three years. Allows GPs to work unsupervised…
…a judgemental attitude. This is true whether it is an Indigenous community, a mining community or any other community.” While working in a low-resourced community in isolation, personal challenges, such…
…for me. Many of the patient presentations have been complex health care needs. By working closely with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, families, communities, and organisations, we better understand…
…Aboriginal communities or in Aboriginal Medical Services throughout my GP training, and it’s definitely where my passion lies. “I’m particularly interested in cultural education, and how Aboriginal communities still have…
Employment misunderstanding and misconceptions Addressing common confusions around the NTCER, and the employment facts that you need to know. Have issues with your employment or training? Contact GPRA for confidential…
Common concerns in GP training While many GP registrars go through training without experiencing problems, here are some common concerns, and our suggestion on who is the best person to…
…and to give back to my community.” “I’m at the ground level, working with the community and living in the community, and I can see my patients not just in…
…validates the importance of community and providing culturally appropriate healthcare, and it reveals a sense of community and support within the GP profession.” The scholarship, which provides $20,000 over two…
…regularly apply in my professional life. Whether in the clinic, on a committee, or within a community project, I take pride in my ability to engage people, create a positive…
…towards the profession of General Practice. Unfortunately, without this funding GP registrars will continue to face disincentives to completing their GP Specialty, which ultimately means less GP access for communities….
…ENDS Media Enquiries GPRA media contact: 0435 077 935 | communications@gpra.org.au About GPRA General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) is the independent voice for future GPs in Australia (www.gpra.org.au) Background information…
…thoughts over and over again. Here are some examples of common negative thinking patterns: Black and white thinking supposes that things are either awful or perfect. For example, we may…
…mandatory hospital rotations Certain hospital rotations must be completed by doctors in their postgraduate years. These do not have to be completed before application or entry into the training program,…
…for Victoria where you will need to visit your local police station. Make a complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission If you are been bullied, harassed or discriminated against…
…biggest benefits of GP training with the ADF is the access to extra courses. Dan completed the compulsory Initial Officer Course— which teaches skills in leadership, communication, as well as…
Dr Rebecca Alvarez TOWNSVILLE, QUEENSLAND Resilience, passion, and a deep-seated commitment to community As the sun sets over the North Queensland city of Townsville, the streets start to quieten down,…
…and requiring financial assistance due to the complexities of balancing contract work with obligations such as mortgages, family commitments, and the escalating costs of training. “GPRA’s proposal to establish an…
…registrars in the NT.” ENDS Media Enquiries Gavin Broomhead communications@gpra.org.au 0435 077 935 About GPRA General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) is the independent voice for future GPs in Australia (www.gpra.org.au)…
…Kennedy Communicating with the Yolngu people of northern Australia by Dr Anna Walmsley Working in Remote Communities by Dr Annie Kleinitz. For more information and to register for the NT…
…commitment to mental health led her to further studies, including a Postgraduate Certificate in Traumatic Stress studies and advanced training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy…
…rural and remote posts in hospitals, general practice, Aboriginal Health Services, community health services and other posts. You will build clinical and procedural skills, provide comprehensive and continuing care across…
…referring to the Collingrove Agreement. “Although our community is different to the broader Australian community, in that the ADF community is predominantly young men and women, we are required to…
…communications channels. Develop relationships with RTO staff, and hospital staff responsible for JMOs, and investigate opportunities to participate in events or education sessions. Take part in planning meetings with GPRA…
…community challenges in remote health service delivery. A commitment to NT remote primary healthcare via training in remote communities. This scholarship supports GP Registrars to connect with the community to…
…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…
…high rates of type two diabetes and its complications, previous histories of tropical and exotic diseases, high rates of cardiovascular morbidity—and you’re doing that complexity within the context of an…
…you may like to explore. By undertaking special training, or gaining skills and experience in a particular area, GPs can tailor their community practice. Community-based skills include: Aboriginal Health Academic…
…the relentless pursuit of a better world… READ MORE Dr Rebecca Alvarez Townsville, Queensland Resilience, passion, and a deep-seated commitment to community To truly discover what makes Rebecca the inspirational…
…also experiencing a lot of problems which are fairly common to independent pathway trainees.” Establishing his own practice in May this year was a testament to Tatsuo’s commitment to autonomy…
…to as extended skills or advanced skills), that provide additional services commonly through a secondary health service or hospital. Common AST skills include obstetrics, anaesthetics, emergency medicine, mental health, and…