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25.01.2022 Hosted by Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) and Rural Doctors Association Australia, RMA21 is the premier rural medical event of the year. Held in Perth on Whadjuk Nyoongar country from 20 to 23 October, the conference will showcase the skills and knowledge Rural Generalists bring to their profession and local communities. Early bird tickets are available until 30 June. Register here: http://ow.ly/No1z50E6Ll9
24.01.2022 Episode 18 of the RACGP Generally Speaking podcast series commemorates NAIDOC week and discusses Closing the Gap in relation to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health in Australia. Presenters Dr Gill Singleton and Dr Billy Stoupas are joined by Professor Peter O’Mara who is a proud Wiradjuri man, Chair of RACGP Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and a strong advocate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth, and improved health in general. https://omny.fm//aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-hea
24.01.2022 Registrars, the Australian Council for Education Research (ACER) invites you to complete the National Registrar Survey and provide important feedback to the DoH, contributing to the continuous improvement of the AGPT program. Survey closes 20 Nov, link emailed to you from ACER.
20.01.2022 A reminder to registrars that the RACGP has rescheduled the 2020.2 exams to be: - KFP: Friday 4 December - AKT: Saturday 5 December. IMPORTANT: You must register your intention to sit the exam/s by 5pm on Friday 6 Nov. Please check your inbox for an email from the college regarding EOIs. ... Further information about the rescheduled exams are available here: https://www.racgp.org.au/kfp-and-akt-exam-day-information If you need support regarding exam preparation or advice about your training plans for 2021, please don't hesitate to reach out to your TA.
20.01.2022 RACGP Final Intake candidates: make sure you're ready before your interview! See our Interview Toolbox for all the information you need to prepare, including how the interview will run, prohibited and accepted items and tips for setting up and using Zoom http://ow.ly/ErVP50Cd1rV
19.01.2022 RACGP final intake applicants - the preference change period runs from 28 October to 1 November, so there's still time to request to train with us in 2021! Contact us to talk about your training options and to find out about the MCCC advantage. www.mccc.com.au
19.01.2022 What could you learn from an #AGPT Academic Post? In this video, MCCC registrar Dr Kay Li explains how her teaching skills developed during her academic post in 2020. Applications for the 2022 Academic Post Program are now open, closing 5 July. Find out more about this opportunity and the application process at http://ow.ly/wqZA50ECXkJ
18.01.2022 Want to find out about life as a rural GP? The RACGP are hosting a webinar on Wednesday 2 December at 8pm (AEDT) with content tailored for medical students and junior doctors who are considering a career in general practice and are curious about the opportunities that rural practice provides. Hear from GPs from across Australia who will give you an honest insight into life in regional, rural and remote communities and answer any questions you might have about career opportuni...ties. To register: http://ow.ly/Rb5w50CozXy Don’t forget, you can also reach out to us to chat about your specific circumstances, training locations in Victoria, and how we can support you to gain your RACGP Fellowship. RWAV - Rural Workforce Agency Victoria GPSN Monash GPRA GPSN #DestinationRural #GPwithMCCC #RuralGP
17.01.2022 RACGP Fellows: a reminder to complete the 2021 Health of the Nation survey. Share your insights to inform the #HOTN2021 report and help identify where GPs need more support. More info at the link below.
17.01.2022 Congratulations to MCCC medical educator Dr Peter Keppel for being awarded the @RWAV Outstanding Contribution by a Rural GP VMO Award and Length of Service Award! These accolades recognise the longstanding contributions Dr Keppel has made to rural communities and the access to specialist services he has provided his region. Dr Keppel has worked as a GP Anaesthetist at Yarrawonga Health since 1985. From 2018, he has been a VMO Anaesthetist and GP at Kerang District Health wh...ere he is one of two GP Anaesthetists providing much needed theatre services to the hospital. Congratulations again, Peter! #GPwithMCCC #RuralGeneralist #RuralGP
16.01.2022 This week we had the privilege of hearing from Denis Rose, Project Manager for the Budj Bim Sustainable Development Partnership. Denis has long been involved with Aboriginal land and cultural heritage management, assisting Aboriginal people throughout Australia to achieve greater control and management of their traditional lands. Denis spoke to our staff about the significance of Gunditjmara Country and how the Budj Bim Cultural Landscape contains one of the world’s most ext...ensive and oldest aquaculture systems. We would have loved to have been On Country to learn, but Denis did a fantastic virtual presentation to explain how the aquaculture systems were constructed along the lava flow, and spoke of the journey to have Budj Bim internationally recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage listed area in 2019. Thank you to Denis for sharing his knowledge with us, and to Aunty Nellie and our Aboriginal Health team for facilitating this staff education session. You can read about the Budj Bim UNESCO World Heritage nomination here: http://ow.ly/NtAB50C6NDF
16.01.2022 Western Victoria Primary Health Network are hosting a free webinar on Tuesday 17 November at 7pm aimed at assisting GPs with their mental health during COVID-19. Speakers Dr Kym Jenkins (psychiatrist) and Dr Long Nguyen (Victoria Doctors Health Program) will discuss GP stress and burnout, barriers to seeking help, self-care and stress management strategies as well as how and where to access help. Register for the event using the link below.
15.01.2022 Registrars, the 2020 National Registrar Survey has been extended until 30 November. Your responses provide valuable feedback to the Department of Health about the AGPT program. We encourage you to check your inbox for a link from the Australian Council for Education Research (ACER) if you haven't yet completed the survey.
15.01.2022 Enrolments are now open for the RACGP's 2021.1 Key Feature Problem (KFP) and Applied Knowledge Test (AKT), and close at 9am (AEDT) Monday 7 December. Further information about assessment dates, eligibility and enrolments can be found here: http://ow.ly/czod50Cu4uh
14.01.2022 Develop your leadership skills and expand your professional network with the DR JuMP mentoring program. A collaborative initiative of MCCC and the state's regional training hubs, DR JuMP can support you at all stages of your career. Find out more at an upcoming webinar on Thursday 19 November from 12.30-1pm. Email [email protected] to secure your place and see the flyer here for more details: http://ow.ly/7aK650CgaQZ
13.01.2022 ACRRM registrars: 2021.1 exam enrolments are now open. For more information about exam eligibility and assessment dates, visit the ACRRM website and chat to your TA. http://ow.ly/h0pj50CsYqH
12.01.2022 Good luck to our RACGP candidates completing virtual interviews today! Make sure you have your booking email and candidate information sheets ready to go before your scheduled interview time. We look forward to meeting you! #AGPT #RuralGP #GPwithMCCC
12.01.2022 We are proud to share this 'Thank You GPs' video from GPSN Monash a compilation of messages acknowledging the care provided by GPs within our communities. To all GPs: you are appreciated! #ThankYouGPs #gpwithmccc GPSN RWAV - Rural Workforce Agency Victoria
11.01.2022 Congratulations to MCCC Supervisor Dr Jeffrey Robinson on his recent @RWAVictoria award for Outstanding Contribution By a Rural GP. This award recognises Dr Robinson's longstanding dedication to serving the community of Mount Beauty - not only in a medical capacity but also as a volunteer fire-fighter on the front line, battling the bushfires while continuing to provide medical services. Congratulations again, Jeff!... #GPwithMCCC #RuralGP Image: @RWAVictoria
08.01.2022 Congratulations to MCCC medical educator and supervisor Dr Ed Poliness for his recent @RWAVictoria Closing the Gap award! This recognises the services and support Dr Poliness has provided to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities through his work at Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative and surrounding region.
06.01.2022 On this Remembrance Day, we acknowledge the profound contribution that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have made through military service for Australia. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people served in large numbers in every conflict since Australia’s Federation in 1901 and some signed up to colonial forces before this. A strong motivator for many to join up was the promise of fair treatment and equality whilst in the armed forces. See full tribute here: http://ow.ly/YEPI50Cf1wA
06.01.2022 May is 65 Roses month - an opportunity to raise funds and awareness for people living with Cystic Fibrosis (CF). Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic condition, which currently has no cure. With this in mind ongoing research is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people living with CF as well as advancing treatments to reduce symptoms and the affect they have on the body. You can get involved in raising awareness about CF, joining a fundraising event, donating or voluntee...ring. Find out more at http://ow.ly/JMsO50ECYPS
06.01.2022 We would like to congratulate Dr Megan Belot - the new President Elect of Rural Doctors Association Australia! Dr Belot is a fantastic Rural Generalist, MCCC Supervisor and community leader; we look forward to working with her in a new capacity when she begins the role in Oct 2021. #gpwithmccc #ruralGP #doctors #ruralhealth
05.01.2022 8-15 November is #NAIDOCweek, celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. This year's theme is ‘Always was, always will be’, recognising that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. Activities held during #NAIDOC week highlight the need for a shared, truthful understanding of our past before progress can be made towards reconciliation. See here for information of #NAIDOC2020 events in your area and details of how you can get involved http://ow.ly/4RK350C5EsX
03.01.2022 Mentors play an essential role in the life of a rural doctor. Dr JuMP is a coordinated mentoring program designed to build valuable mentoring relationships, supporting medical students, junior doctors and rural GPs through all stages of training and professional development. This second video in our series about the program models discussion of difficult personal circumstances as a mentor.... For more on Dr JuMP, visit the MCCC website: http://ow.ly/KMqp50Ee3i3 You can register as a mentor or mentee here: http://ow.ly/MlId50Ee3dz
03.01.2022 We are thrilled to be participating in an interactive online damper making workshop held by Nornie Bero, Head Chef and owner of Indigenous business Mabu Mabu on Wednesday 11 November from 5-6pm. We would like to extend an invitation to our community members to join us in supporting this wonderful Victorian company and learn how to incorporate Indigenous ingredients and flavours into home cooking, Contact us on [email protected] for the Zoom link and further informati...on. In the workshop, Nornie will share her love of Australian native ingredients and show participants how to make a variety of dampers in Torres Strait Islander style wrapped in banana leaves and baked with pumpkin, wattleseed and saltbush. To accompany the class, participants can also purchase a Damper Kit from the Mabu Mabu online store. https://www.mabumabu.com.au/product-page/damper-making-kit (image: Mabu Mabu)
