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About Connecting the DocsConnecting the Docs is an innovative partnering programme designed to shape the future of Victoria''s medical workforce by placing and retaining the right doctors in the right communities at the right time. Established in 2023 in response to the medical workforce crisis in regional and rural Australia, we partner with health organisations across rural and remote Victoria to create sustainable medical workforce solutions whilst supporting practitioners and their families to settle and connect with their communities.We are committed to being innovative, responsible, neutral, and responsive, with a focus on putting people first. We understand the importance of work-life balance and are adaptable to your needs.The OpportunityWe are inviting expressions of interest from experienced GP Training Supervisors, who are Vocationally Registered GPs seeking to take on temporary and permanent positions in regional Victoria. This is not a traditional advertised position; rather an invitation for GP Training Supervisors who are passionate about training the next generation of GPs whilst contributing to primary care excellence across our network.As a GP Training Supervisor, you will have the opportunity to:Develop and mentor medical registrars within general practice settings across our partner organisationsWork with our network of partner health services including Echuca Regional Health, East Wimmera Health, Kerang District Health, Mallee District Aboriginal Health, Mildura Base Public Hospital, Northern District Community Health, Swan Hill District Health, and expanding partners across GippslandContribute to primary care education and GP training in underserved regional communitiesBuild sustainable, innovative approaches to vocational training within regional general practiceMaintain and develop your own clinical practice whilst leading registrar developmentAccess skilled case management and comprehensive support from Connecting the Docs to help you navigate your new environment and settle into your communityWho We''re Looking ForWe''re Looking For GP Training Supervisors With:Current RACGP or ACRRM fellowshipDemonstrated commitment to medical education and trainingExperience working in or serving regional or rural communitiesStrong clinical judgment, communication skills, and professional integrityA collaborative approach to practice and genuine passion for supporting emerging GPsCommitment to flexibility and adaptability in your professional practiceCandidates from diverse backgrounds and career stages are encouraged to apply. Whether you''re an experienced supervisor exploring new opportunities or a practitioner considering formalising your educational role, we want to hear from you!What We OfferIndividualised support and advocacy tailored to your personal and professional needsFlexible arrangements to shape your own role within supportive practicesAccess to professional development and training resourcesConnection to a vibrant network of dedicated practitioners and organisations across regional VictoriaComprehensive case management to help you settle into your communityA commitment to work-life balance and responsive, flexible arrangementsRegional Victoria CommunitiesOur network spans vibrant regional communities including Echuca, Mildura, Swan Hill, Kerang, East Wimmera (Charlton, Donald, Birchip, Wycheproof, St Arnaud), Bairnsdale, Orbost, Lakes Entrance, and Omeo. Each offers unique opportunities to build a fulfilling career while contributing meaningfully to your community.How To ApplyIf you''re interested in exploring this opportunity, please send an expression of interest including:A brief cover letter outlining your interest in the GP Training Supervisor role and your experience in training and mentorshipYour CVDetails of your current Ahpra registration (or your timeline for obtaining it)Details of your current RACGP or ACRRM registrationContactInterested Candidates Should ContactGeorge MacRae Regional Medical Workforce Specialist, Connecting the DocsPhone: +61 448 876 165Email: [email protected] the Docs is committed to innovation, responsibility, neutrality, and responsiveness, with a focus on putting people first. We welcome applications from practitioners of all backgrounds and are committed to diversity and inclusion.#J-18808-Ljbffr