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Training providers
Regional training providers and training locations
What is a regional training provider (RTP)?
- An RTP is an organisation created to deliver the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) program within a specific geographical region.
- The RTPs provide vocational training to qualified doctors seeking to be general practitioners.
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There are currently 17 accredited regional training providers throughout Australia.
Is each RTP different?
Yes and no.
- Each RTP provides training programs based on the same AGPT and college standards and requirements.
- Each RTP supports GP registrars’ formal training with an individual learning plan, guidance and monitoring by medical education staff and GP supervisors in the practice environment.
- As individual organisations, the RTPs cover different regions and communities, so each has their own characteristics, style and experiences to offer GP registrars.
Where are the RTPs based?
The regional training providers are based in regions across Australia.
Contact details
Below is a list of all RTPs across the country:
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