General Practice Supervision Australia (GPSA) - the gateway to a healthy future for the Australian community
As the peak organisation for GP supervision in Australia, GPSA is committed to facilitating high-quality, patient-centred healthcare into the future. We empower and support more than 10,000 clinicians, educators, administrators, and business professionals who are the backbone of GP and Rural Generalist (RG) training. We do this through:
- Advocacy and Research: Leading initiatives that shape the future of clinical training.
- Education Resources: Offering over 1,000 open-access resources designed to enhance quality in clinical placements and innovative tools.
- Service and Support: Providing guidance and support to supervision teams, especially in the area of registrar employment.
The GPSA Community
Our community is more than just a network — it’s a vibrant, peer-to-peer ecosystem where you can connect with like-minded professionals who share your passion for primary healthcare. Whether you’re a medical student, a seasoned clinician, or somewhere in between, the GPSA Community is your hub for collaboration, innovation, and professional growth.
- Engage and Connect: Participate in a dynamic online community tailored to your needs.
- Access Exclusive Resources: Find digital tools and information that empower your practice.
- Drive Change: Share your ideas and contribute to the evolution of general practice supervision.
How to join the GPSA Community
- Create a private account to access member benefits.
- Once your account is verified, you will receive an email inviting you to activate your account.
- Complete your profile information, add your photo and the info you’d like to share.
GPSA membership
Ordinary members, such as supervisors and practice managers, can drive sector improvements by voting for, or being elected, to the GPSA Board.
Under GPSA’s constitution, Honorary Membership is granted to prospective and past supervisors, medical educators (MEs), trainees, practice owners, and other sector stakeholders.
Date reviewed: 23 January 2025