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2017 MCCC Registrar Handbook

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The RACGP pathway is a three (3) year program that includes an initial hospital year, eighteen (18)<br />

months of community-based general practice and six (6) months of training in a skills term relevant<br />

to your GP Training (this can be completed in general practice). During this period, <strong>MCCC</strong> runs peer<br />

learning workshops as well as working closely with GP Supervisors to ensure all GP registrars receive<br />

appropriate experience, adequate teaching and mentoring.<br />

2.6.1.1 Summary of Training Units and Terms Offered in RACGP Training<br />

Component of training<br />

Number of 13 week active<br />

training units required<br />

Length of training<br />

Hospital training 4 52 weeks full-time<br />

GPT1 2 26 weeks full-time<br />

GPT2 2 26 weeks full-time<br />

GPT3 2 26 weeks full-time<br />

GPT4 in GP or Extended skills 2 26 weeks full-time<br />

The above compulsory terms can then be complemented by one of the following elective terms:<br />

Advanced Rural Skills Post 4 52 weeks full-time<br />

Academic Post will count towards an<br />

Extended skill<br />

2 26 weeks full-time<br />

2.6.1.2 Advanced Training terms<br />

The AGPT Program provides opportunities for all registrars to undertake a range of advanced terms,<br />

referred to as extended skills, advanced rural skills training (ARST), or academic posts. These are<br />

ideal for registrars with a special clinical interest. In some cases these experiences can lead to<br />

postgraduate qualifications.<br />

The curricula of the FRACGP and FARGP have different requirements for elective training and rural<br />

specialized training, but <strong>MCCC</strong> offers training packages that meet the requirements of these awards<br />

which can be tailored to your particular needs or interests.<br />

<strong>MCCC</strong> requires you to apply for Extended Skill posts a minimum of three (3)<br />

months prior to your proposed commencement date in that post. Training time<br />

in these posts will not be recognized unless pre-approved by <strong>MCCC</strong>.<br />

From <strong>2017</strong> onwards a term in general practice must be completed prior to<br />

commencing an Extended Skill with the following exceptions: DRANZCOG, JCCA<br />

and the Diploma in Palliative Care.<br />

2.6.1.3 Extended Skills Training<br />

<strong>MCCC</strong> has a range of accredited Extended Skills Posts at various locations. These include (but are not<br />

limited to):<br />

• Aboriginal Health<br />

• Mental Health<br />

• Emergency<br />

• Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Dip. Obs)<br />

<strong>MCCC</strong> <strong>Registrar</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>2017</strong> 22

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