GPTT | General Practice Training Tasmania

THANK YOU
Our sincere thanks to our collegues, health workers, emergency service personnel and their families on the North West Coast. GPTT acknowledges the outstanding effort, hard work and dedication that all health workers are providing to our communities during this unprecedented time. Tasmanians will be forever grateful.

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COVID-19 IMPORTANT UPDATES FOR GPTT REGISTRARS, PRACTICES AND GP SUPERVISORS
Our organisation is committed to communicating to all registrars, supervisors, practices and staff to support their health, safety and welfare; providing them with current information and keeping them up-to-date with the services we are providing as a Regional Training Organisation.

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APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2021 AGPT PROGRAM
INTAKE OPEN 23 MARCH AND CLOSE 27 APRIL 2020.

In preparation, GPTT invites you to join an information session where you can find the details you need to plan your future career.

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High Quality General Practice Training
GPTT is renowned for its high quality, well organised and friendly general practice training, GPTT provides exceptional and unique educational experiences throughout the beautiful state of Tasmania.

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To strengthen health care through training excellence
General Practice Training Tasmania (GPTT) is the regional training organisation in Tasmania for Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) and is funded to deliver general practice education and training.

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High quality training and support
Renowned for its high quality, well-organised and friendly general practice training, GPTT provides exceptional and unique educational experiences throughout the beautiful state of Tasmania.

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Reconciliation Action Plan
The GPTT Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan, endorsed by Reconciliation Australia includes a range of strategies and measurable targets that allow us to develop respectful relationships within the Aboriginal community.

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WELCOME TO GENERAL PRACTICE TRAINING TASMANIA

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GPTT GP Supervisior, Dr Jane Hampson, of Mowbray Medical, has been named the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Tasmanian GP Supervisor of 2019. For Dr Jane Hampson, getting to know families and offering ongoing support is one of the main reasons she loves being a community general practitioner. The other reason is her passion […]
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Lifestyle and career match - GP Registrar Profile Dr Georgia Bavin
Dr Georgia Bavin knew she wanted to move to Tasmania for the lifestyle but got more than she had ever dreamed of when it came to her GP training. I applied to General Practice Training Tasmania in 2014, so my husband and I could move to Tasmania for the lifestyle,” Dr Georgia said. “We have lived in Launceston […]
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IN DIVERSITY LIES GREAT STRENGTH
GPTT registrars in Tasmania participate in training including specific cultural workshops and education activities designed to provide insight and awareness into a diverse range of patients and cases that they may encounter working in day-to-day general practice.
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GPTT takes the spread of COVID-19 seriously and has been sourcing daily updates from recognised health authorities. Our organisation is committed to communicating to all registrars, supervisors, practices and staff to support their health, safety and welfare; providing them with current information and keeping them up-to-date with the services we are providing as a Regional Training Organisation.

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Applications for the 2021 AGPT Program

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Advanced Life Support Courses for 2020

ALS1 and ALS2 are one and two-day courses respectively, focussing on developing advanced skills in managing the deteriorating patient in crisis.

ALS1 is designed for healthcare professionals with limited or infrequent exposure to crisis events requiring advanced life support.

ALS2 incorporates managing a deteriorating patient in cardiac arrest and is designed for healthcare professionals who would be expected to apply the skills taught as part of their clinical duties, or to teach them on a regular basis. ALS2 is suitable for those working in critical care areas and/or a resuscitation/medical team.

ALS1 - HOBART - AUGUST 2020 ALS1 - HOBART - 30 OCTOBER 2020