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18 doctors, who have started training with GP Synergy this year to become specialist GPs in the Murrumbidgee region, got together in Wagga Wagga on ...

Congratulations to our Research and Evaluation team’s Research Manager, Dr Alison Fielding, and her collaborators, on the publication of: ‘Prevalence and associations of rural practice ...

Congratulations to our Research and Evaluation team's Senior Research Officer and Statistician Dominica Moad and her collaborators, on the publication of: ‘Socioeconomic status of practice ...

Congratulations to Research and Evaluation team member Dominica Moad and collaborators who have had a paper published in the Australian Journal of Primary Health! The ...

It’s good news for Wagga Wagga, with 25 trainee GPs starting their specialist GP training terms here, an increase in numbers over recent years. Each ...

Congratulations to former GP Synergy medical student scholarship recipient Lachlan Arthur, and his co-authors from Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Services and Australian National University Centre ...

It’s good news for Port Macquarie, with 23 trainee GPs starting their specialist GP training terms in town, an increase over recent years. Each of ...

It’s good news for the Port Stephens area, with 17 trainee GPs starting their specialist GP training in practices in Nelson Bay, Salamander Bay, Anna ...

It’s good news for Bathurst, with 12 trainee GPs undertaking their specialist GP training in town. Each of the already qualified doctors is undertaking their ...

Since our announcement in January to support an early transition for ACRRM registrars, GP Synergy and ACRRM have been meeting regularly to progress these plans. ...

It’s good news for Griffith, with eight trainee GPs undertaking specialist GP training terms in town. Each of the already qualified doctors is undertaking their ...

GP Synergy and the University of NSW Mid North Coast Regional Training Hub are pleased to announce a new collaborative initiative to support urban-based GPs ...

We're excited to announce that we have 12 GP Synergy General Practice Scholarship recipients this year. Students are from Charles Sturt University, Macquarie University, University ...

It’s good news for Milton-Ulladulla, with 18 trainee GPs undertaking their specialist GP training, an increase in numbers over recent years. Each of the already ...

It’s good news for Mudgee, with nine trainee GPs starting their specialist GP training in town, an increase in numbers over recent years. Each of ...

It’s good news for Tamworth, with 17 trainee GPs starting their specialist GP training term in town this week, an increase in numbers over recent ...

It’s good news for Wellington with four trainee GPs starting specialist GP training terms in town last week. Each of the already qualified doctors is ...

Congratulations to our Research and Evaluation team on receiving a 2022 RACGP Education research grant for the project: The impact of telehealth in vocational general ...

GP Synergy would like to welcome our new Regional Head of Education (RHoE) for the Murrumbidgee and ACT subregion, Dr Komal Jaiswal. Dr Jaiswal moves ...

On 11 February, GP Synergy CEO, Georgina van de Water, will be moving into the Chief Transition Officer role at the RACGP. The GP Synergy ...

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) and GP Synergy are pleased to announce that the strategic partnership between the two organisations was ratified ...

In a move that provides certainty and support for ACRRM registrars, supervisors and training facilities, the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) and ...

On 1 December, the GP Synergy Board proposed a strategic partnership with the RACGP to ensure a smooth transition toward College-led training in NSW and ...

During 2021 we participated in an exciting new program with the University of Newcastle that allowed medical students to undertake a medical education placement with ...