James Cook University (JCU) has announced it will transition away from GP training delivery in 2024
We are ready to welcome and unite GP training in Queensland following the news that JCU will transition away from GP training delivery in 2024.
Following the successful transition of the AGPT Program to the RACGP in February last year, the College leadership, operations and systems are prepared to deliver AGPT training in Northwest Queensland in June 2024. We were pleased to see positive feedback from GPs in training in the most recent Medical Training Survey following the transition.
As always, registrars, supervisors and practice managers who are engaged in GP training are our priority.
Practices and registrars in Northwest Queensland are already using RACGP systems, which will assist with the transition.
The RACGP’s nationally consistent, regionally supported, and locally delivered GP training program has been built to support every community and we look forward to continuing this work across all of Queensland.
While the timing and finer details of the transition of program delivery will be confirmed at an appropriate time, both organisations have committed to making it as seamless as possible. The GP training team is here to support our members and is committed to keeping you informed about the process between now and June.
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