Medical Educator: Shape the Next Gen GPs (Part-Time)

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 174,000 - 205,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to $15,900

Hybrid work options

Additional paid leave

Career growth programs

Employee wellbeing programs

Job summary

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) invites applications for a part-time Medical Educator to support registrar learning and GP training across Australia. You will work with registrars, supervisors, practices and regional teams to deliver high-quality training experiences that shape the future of general practice.

Key responsibilities include teaching, mentoring and program development, as well as collaboration with teams and partners to ensure culturally safe training

Qualifications

• RACGP fellowship or equivalent with current specialist GP registration.
• Strong interest in medical education and registrar development.
• Experience teaching or facilitating doctors in training.
• Collaborative approach with supervisors and local stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical teaching, mentoring and pastoral support to registrars across the training lifecycle.
• Support and develop supervisors through advice and professional development activities.
• Contribute to workforce planning and promotion of general practice, including pipeline engagement and AGPT selection activities.
• Collaborate with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander partners to support culturally safe training and continuous improvement.

Skills

Medical education

Registrar development

Teaching doctors in training

Collaborative approach

Education

RACGP fellowship or equivalent

Job description

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) invites applications for a part-time Medical Educator to support registrar learning and GP training across Australia. You will work with registrars, supervisors, practices and regional teams to deliver high-quality training experiences that shape the future of general practice.

Key responsibilities include teaching, mentoring and program development, as well as collaboration with teams and partners to ensure culturally safe training