10 reasons why you won’t regret applying to be a GP!
Applications for GP training opened this morning, and I couldn’t think of a better reason to breathe some life into my severely neglected blog, which is most of the time […]
Applications for GP training opened this morning, and I couldn’t think of a better reason to breathe some life into my severely neglected blog, which is most of the time […]
Readers of my blog will know that clinical content isn’t normally my focus, my preference being to focus on GP-related issues pertaining to my ongoing personal but low-grade existential […]
I’ve had quite a few more visitors than normal this week to notjustagp.com, thanks to the extremely humbling experience of last week being named GPET Registrar of the Year for […]
Originally posted on Nomadic GP:
“Are you going to be a specialist? Or just a GP?” As a medical student and junior doctor in my hospital training years, I was often…
When I started medical school, multiple people said to me that the medical jargon you need to learn during medical school is the equivalent of learning:- a) a new language, […]
I’ve not really written clinically focused posts so far on this blog, but I had a fantastic learning opportunity / stupid moment recently that I feel compelled to post. A […]
So, a very long time since my last post. I’d reference my regular readers like Gerry over at ruralflyingdoc and apologise for the silence, but I’m not convinced there are any […]
Another post in what I’m now terming a mini-series regarding doctors as role models… Find episode 1 here at ‘Do You Wish You Were Dr Incognito?’ Find episode 2 at […]
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the responsibility of doctors to act as leaders in their communities. Part of this inspired my last post – ‘Do you wish you […]
There are times when, as a doctor, you crave anonymity in your community. This can be particularly powerful when you live and work in a rural area. Some great examples […]
Obstetrics and Gynaecology Podcast
2 families, 4 weeks, 10 000kms - watch the hilarity unfold!!
This is Henry's story, published in the hope that it will raise awareness, as well as assist other parents with the confusing and sometimes scary world that is Hirschsprung Disease.
Fulfilling a promise to pedal.
Not necessarily in that order
This is Canberra calling
Writings to amuse, teach, inspire and entertain.
Uniting a Nation!
Why GP is the greatest job in the world
Why GP is the greatest job in the world
Exploring the relationships between doctors and patients and health policy
useful resources for rural clinicians
Free Open Access Meducation 4 General Practice
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Rural Generalist Doctors Education
Why GP is the greatest job in the world
Adventures of a Medical Expat
Reflections of a Rural GP