New Fellows – The Path to Supervision
…completed basic training through your host institution (college, university, etc.). The GPSA offers a wealth of resources to complement this training and help you expand your knowledge and skills. Supervisors…
From refugee to respected GP and business leader: Dr Van Nguyen’s journey of resilience and impact
…and community leader — is proof that dedication, vision, and the right support can transform not only a career but entire communities. With Dyvest’s ongoing growth, it’s a story that’s…
Dr Asim Razi
…Empathy, patience, and resilience are at the core of Asim’s practice. “A GP needs genuine empathy, a warm manner, and the ability to sit with uncertainty,” he emphasises. “These traits…
Dr Kelly Champane
…and study, it’s really not easy.” As a member of the Australian National Committee for UN Women and an ambassador for African education charity One Girl, Kelly’s outlook is global….
Base rates of pay
…hour. GPT2/PRRT2 The base rate of pay for a full-time GP registrar $106,644.72 per year, plus 11.5% superannuation. This amounts to $2,050.86 per 38-hour-week, $4,101.72 a fortnight, or $53.97 per…
Fixing Medicare is a start, but more needs to be done – GPRA continues its advocacy for GPs in training
…complete compulsory placements at GP practices as part of their training. When they arrive at a practice as a trainee, they are ready to see patients; they are an asset,…
About
…networking, further education, wellbeing and professional development Assisting with exam preparation and education support (all pathways) Providing special member-only services and discounts with partner organisations. Our networks include: General Practice…
AGPT Application and Selection Process
…$500 if you are successful and accept a training position. Step 4: Eligibility outcomes, interviews, and offers The final step in the AGPT application process, once eligibility has been assessed…
LGBTQIA+ Health Special: Sydney World Pride
…By clicking the link, you can find essential documents such as ‘Inclusive Practices for Non-Binary Practices’, ‘Affirmative Care for Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming People’, and an LGBTIQ Language Guide. A…
GPRA launches 2025 scholarships to attract and support GP trainees in the NT
…visit the GPRA website. 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)…
Why are there two GP colleges in Australia?
…general practice across Australia claim A1 Medicare rebates use the post-nominal ‘FRACGP’ be recognised as a Fellow through reciprocal arrangements with New Zealand, Ireland and Canada. Provides government-funded training (through…
Dr Koppe’s story: from self-abuse to self-care
…a challenge for me for two reasons. Firstly, I was totally sceptical and ignorant about Eastern practices such as yoga, and secondly, my toes and fingers had until this point…
What do I do if I didn’t get into the AGPT program?
…the AGPT program. The Independent Pathway is offered by ACRRM and is for experienced doctors, who prefer self-directed learning. Training is provided by ACRRM (NOT an RTO) and is self-funded,…
Dr Damian Hannon
…stressed, they are anxious and we can’t really turn a blind eye to that anymore and say, ‘You’re just not tough enough,’ or, ‘You shouldn’t do medicine’.” “We need to…
A reflection on my internship year
…Ask yourself—what if a patient needed the pain relief because of a post-op complication? Take the time to review the charts, see the patient, and pause before “just” doing anything….
Meet Dr Chris Dickie – your new GPRA President
…our membership,” he says. “It’s an opportunity to meet more members, understand their needs, and push for meaningful change at local, State, Federal, and College levels. “I am eager to…
Common concerns in GP training
…what may be in breach. Your RLO and college can also provide support and advice. If appropriate have an open, direct discussion with your supervisor or practice manager. Pay Common…
Membership benefits
…new, single-user, annual subscription to Therapeutic Guidelines. 10% OFF Other benefits to joining GPRA for FREE as a GP Registrar Member include: Free employment and training advisory support Member advocacy…
Making the case for rural general practice
…GP trainees and GPs in rural and remote areas. Within general practice, these areas of need are classified under a Distribution Priority Area (DPA). This means that there are not…
Dr James Robinson
…James Robinson says. James can see an important need for endocrinology in a community setting. “As an example, type one diabetics are diagnosed young and looked after as paediatric patients,…
GPRA welcomes historic investment in general practice training
…reforms become a reality.” 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)…
Prepare for GP training: mandatory hospital rotations
…training: do a hospital rotation in paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and anaesthetics*. *Both Colleges may consider other ways of demonstrating completion of these rotations and so should be contacted for…
Dr Sarah Mills
…TEHS,” she said. “They’ve got a couple of really amazing Aboriginal Health Workers out there, who are also Elders and pillars of the community. “They’re third generation health workers, so…
GP Trainees
…and resources. We act as your voice and your advocate. Resources Get across the line for your Fellowship exams — see our free resources and purchase GPRA exam resources to…
GPRA/GPSA Joint Update – Review of the NTCER for 2025/2026
…GPs in Australia (www.gpra.org.au). General Practice Supervision Australia (GPSA) proudly supports the supervisors, practice managers and training practices developing tomorrow’s GPs and rural generalists (RGs) with high quality supervision (www.gpsa.org.au)….
Dr Chris Dickie joins GPRA Board
…open invitation to connect with him on various matters, Chris aims to be a supportive voice for students, pre-vocational doctors, registrars, and New Fellows. Chris can be contacted via enquiries@gpra.org,au…
Settling into a new GP Practice
…non-urgent advice. In addition, to ad hoc advice from your supervisor, you should also receive in-practice teaching time that is protected. The amount of teaching time will vary depending on…
Xaante Thomas: A future rural GP in the making
…gentle, and open-minded. “I’ve seen first-hand the difference it makes when a GP is approachable and genuinely cares,” she says. “Even as a medical student, I find having a GP…
Rural v General pathway
…the work of rural general practice, for example: access to specialist training such as mental health, addiction medicine, paediatrics, anaesthetics, surgery and obstetrics; opportunity to develop and consolidate an extended…
What to expect from yourself and your GP supervisor
…from your GP supervisor are: Accessibility Protected teaching time (one-on-one) Pastoral care and support. What to expect from yourself Creating a good training and employment environment is a two-way street….
