WA Primary Health Alliance invites you to be a part of the conversation about the workforce needs and training capacity for GP registrars in your region.
As the provider of the GP Workforce Planning and Prioritisation activity in WA, we are working with a range of stakeholders at a jurisdictional and regional level to undertake analysis and provide advice that will support the transition to College-led GP training.
Our role is to provide independent, regionally based data and analysis to inform the geographic distribution and placement of registrars. This advice will be provided to The Department to guide GP colleges in selection and placement allocation processes.
To gain intelligence and test assumptions about the GP catchments in greatest need of GP services, we want to hear from general practices, particularly those who are accredited and training GP registrars, and other key primary care stakeholders across Metro and regional WA.
Perth Metro:
Consultation for 2024 is currently being planned.
If you would like to meet with the Workforce Planning and Prioritisation team, we are happy to arrange a consultation with individual practices to provide information about the progress and hear your insights.
To arrange a consultation please email Mikayla Rosewarne, Workforce Stakeholder Officer: mikayla.rosewarne@wapha.org.au
Country WA:
The Workforce Planning and Prioritisation team will be consulting in the following country regions in 2024:
- Pilbara (including Karratha, Port Hedland and Newman) 12-15 February 2024
- Esperance 22 February 2024
- Kununurra 26 February 2024
- Broome 27 February 2024
- Kalgoorlie 9 March 2024
For more information please email Mikayla Rosewarne, Workforce Stakeholder Officer: mikayla.rosewarne@wapha.org.au