Each year WAGPET calls for nominations for awards to recognise the outstanding contribution our Registrars, Prevocational Doctors and Training Practices make to General Practice Training in WA.
Nominations can come from anyone involved in the training program for either a Training Practice, GP Registrar or Prevocational Doctor who has shown a level of commitment to General Practice (GP) & GP training which sets them apart from others.  Nominations open annually in August and close during October.

GP Registrar of the Year Criteria

The criteria which WAGPET looks for in recognising the GP Registrar of the Year include:
•    excellence in general practice education
•    quality of care provided to patients
•    commitment to patients and the wider community

Prevocational Community Medicine Award Criteria

 The criteria which WAGPET looks for in recognising the Prevocational Community Medicine Award include:
•    Commitment to patients and the Practice
•    Commitment to teaching and learning
•    Commitment to the status and profile of community medicine

Training Practice of the Year Criteria

For the Training Practice of the Year Award the following aspects of training support are considered:  
•    the availability of the GP Supervisors, both for corridor consultation and formal teaching
•    the quality of the teaching provided – both formal and informal
•    the support given to the GP Registrar by all members of the Training Practice - both medical and non-medical
•    the commitment of practice staff to GP Registrar training

WAGPET External award winners

WAGPET is always pleased to see  our GP registrars, supervisors, medical educators, training posts and prevocational doctors nominated and recognised for the valuable contribution they make to the general practice and the wider community.