Accredited Training Practice

A GP Registrar is a fully qualified medical doctor,
undertaking advanced training to specialise in General Practice.

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) requires General Practitioners to complete an advanced GP training program which they complete over three years.  They are required to complete their training program at a minimum of two GP clinics during this time.

At Coastal Health, registrars have an opportunity to work in state-of-the-art facilities in a supportive environment with a highly professional team of Doctors and nurses that focus on providing comprehensive health care services to our patients.

Being qualified medical doctors, GP Registrars are knowledgeable and skilled.  At times they may ask our Accredited Supervisors in our practice to assist them in your consultation for their expertise and advice in your health care.

After 6 months, registrars sometimes move onto their next placement – and once they have completed their final exams they may return to Coastal Health Medical Centre.