Meet the GPTT Medical Education team below
The role of medical educators is to help GP registrars achieve the stated learning objectives of the program. As experienced and practising GPs they have a unique mix of educational and practical knowledge in the general practice environment. Medical educators liaise with GP supervisors, organise and conduct external education activities and provide advice and support to GP registrars. They act as training advisers to individual GP registrars and perform external clinical teaching (ECT) visits and 6 monthly Learning Plan meetings. Additionally they provide teacher training and support for GP supervisors.
An experienced GPTT medical educator is nominated as the point of contact for each GP registrar during training. This 'designated medical educator' provides overall advice and guidance to each GP registrar about their learning needs, plans and goals and the training and educational activities they should undertake.
The designated medical educator approves the initial learning plan and ensures that it is reviewed and updated at least each semester. They also review the GP registrar learning plan and learning portfolio at the end of training as the basis for determining satisfactory completion of education and training requirements.
Meet some of our Medical Educators below:
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Senior Medical Educator Dr Rohan Kerr rohan.kerr@gptt.com.au |
Rohan is a Senior Medical Educator involved in running the ALS/ILS workshops, ACRRM advising, remedial work and conducting Learning Plans and ECT visits. |
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Senior Medical Educator |
Lizzie coordinates the GPTT program in the North West region. She conducts EVTVs in the region. | |
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Senior Medical Educator Dr Karen Vaughan |
Karen conducts ECTVs in the south of the state. She is also an ALS instructor. |
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Senior Medical Educator
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Runs the Expedition Medicine 8 day field trips in Tasmania | |
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Dr Vivien Wright |
Vivien conducts ECTVs and teaches a workshop on women's health examination. 0 | |
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Dr Margret Oetterli |
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Dr Emma Wherrett | |
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Dr Amy Edler | ![]() |
Dr Jane Cooper |
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Dr Jane Gorman | ![]() |
Dr Frank Meumann |
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Dr Natalie Burch | Dr Patrick O'Sullivan | |
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Dr Neil Cremasco | Dr Gianni Fantini | |
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Registrar Medical Educators (RME)
RMEs are registrars who are interesting in building skills in medical education and will aspire to be Medical Educators or GP Supervisors in the future.
Meet our RMEs for 2012:
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Dr Columbine Mullins | ![]() |
Dr Sonista Jasal |
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Dr Allison Turnock |
Hospital Liaison Officers (HLO)
HLOs are medical educators who visit the major regional hospitals and provide support for the GP registrars undertaking their hospital terms. HLOs also promote general practice training in the hospital setting and act as a resource for RMOs who are considering GP training.
Meet our HLOs:
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Dr Helene Curtis |
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Dr Roland Ark North West Regional Hospital |
GP Supervisor Liaison Officer (GPSLO)
Dr Joe Tempone is GPTT's GPSLO. He acts as the liaison between the GP SUpervisors and GPTT. .


















