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Becoming a James Cook University (JCU) GP training supervisor is a wonderful way to give back to the profession, and to experience supervision as a way of enhancing your own clinical knowledge.
Supervisors work closely with registrars to help develop general practice knowledge and skills, enabling registrars to practice independently as a GP.
JCU supports supervisors by providing locally accessible workshops and education sessions, which consolidate and build on educational knowledge and teaching skills.
Eligibility and how to apply
- Hold a fellowship (Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and/or Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine) and current membership with either college (or equivalent qualifications and experience)
- Have vocational registration with Medicare Australia and hold full, unrestricted medical registration
- Provide excellent, professional and clinical role-modelling
- Currently employed in a JCU accredited (or accreditable) training post
Further information
General Practice Supervisors Australia is the Australian national representative body for GP supervisors.
Support for supervisors
JCU Senior Fellows are highly experienced and respected GPs from across North Western Queensland.
Senior Fellows work to ensure
Find out more about JCU's Senior Fellows.
Practice support
Dr Chris Appleby is JCU's Practice Support Advisor.
Dr Appleby is an experienced Practice Manager with strong ties to North West Queensland and is available to support JCU training practices with questions or issues relating to the training and support of GP registrars.
