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Overview of Prevocational programs

WAGPET offers junior doctors a choice of two programs to gain valuable prevocational experience in General Practice:

Quality education and supervision are central to both programs and junior doctors are given the opportunity and support to develop their clinical skills, communication skills and medical professionalism in community settings as outlined in the WA Junior Doctor Curriculum.

Participation in either program counts towards hospital time should a participant decide to apply for inclusion in the GP Training Program.

     

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TRAINEE PROFILE
Community Resident Testimonial: Dr Carlo Bellini Dr Carlo Bellini

I cannot recommend the Community Residency Program strongly enough. Prior to committing to the program, the thought of departing from the more secure and familiar hospital setting stirred feelings of apprehension, anticipation and excitement. Now having worked in General Practice, I find much of the hospital medicine I have experienced has been consolidated in the community medicine environment.

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