GPSA Chair Report – July 2024 Change is the only constant… Or is it? It was almost 15 years ago when, at the orientation day of a vocational training scheme not unlike the AGPT, a speech delivered by the Director – who was himself a GP – doused the enthusiasm of a room full of…
Out and about – May 2024 Living out of a suitcase through May! May for our CEO started with a pleasant if lengthy drive to the South Australian Riverlands for the National SEM Conference, where she had the opportunity to speak with supervisors and practice owners participating in the SEM developed for the Renmark and…
GPSA Chair Report – June 2024 Our only limit is our imagination… We are almost at the halfway mark in this Year of the Dragon – a zodiac sign represented by the infinity symbol… signifying endless possibilities, and the energy we send out into the universe coming back to us. May ended with quite an…
GPSA Chair Report – May 2024 Change not necessarily the only constant! April 2024 has been a month of many significant days, extremes of celebration and tragedy, but there is one I would like to highlight in particular. ANZAC Day is an opportunity to reflect on a great many things: sacrifice, courage, security, commitment, loss,…
“We really are building the future of general practice”Dr Candice Baker, GP Supervisor and GPSA Board Director Candice obtained fellowship as an Australian General Practitioner in 2015, then as a Canadian Family Physician in 2019. She has worked at a training practice in regional Victoria for 10 years. This is where the seeds of passion…
Excerise: Body Slang For convenience, you can read through this resource here, or use the pdf tools at the top of the document to download and / or print the file.
GPSA Chair Report – April 2024 Celebrating & Reflecting March was certainly a month for celebrations and reflection – Harmony Day, International Women’s Day, Holi, St Patricks Day, Ramadan, World Compliment Day, International Day of Happiness, Lent and Easter…. Following the first meeting of the General Practice Training Advisory Committee (GPTAC) in Canberra at the…
Why get involved with GPSA? “Having lots of skin in the game,” says this high-flying GP Dr Kate Manderson is a name associated broadly with Australian general practice and GP supervision yes, but also with aerospace medicine, corporate and clinical governance, advocacy and – above all else – family and community. On the eve of the…
GPSA Chair Report – March 2024 It sure has been a busy month or so – no doubt if you’re looking after a new trainee, you will be feeling this along with me! I hope it’s a been a good start to the training year for you, and want to remind you that, whenever guidance…
Dr Sue Harrison, OAM talks to GPSA about the importance of Supervision
Date reviewed: 21 March 2023