We are very excited to launch our 2021 Annual Report. The interactive platform includes written and video reports which highlight the important and outstanding contributions made by management, staff and registrars across our footprint. We encourage you to visit the site and have a look around. Click here to view the platform.
On April 6 2022, EV held a virtual information session on the transition to College-led Training which commences on 1 February 2023. All our practice managers, supervisors, registrars, staff and Board Directors were invited. The program included presentations by Dr Mark Rowe, CEO and Professor Neil Spike AM, Director of Medical Education and Training. This session provided the opportunity for questions to be asked and answers provided where possible. However, if you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact Mark Rowe. Access the recording of the session here. If you have questions about the event, please email enquiry@evgptraining.com.au
Despite the challenging environment, EV continues to deliver high quality GP training across our region. The EV Board, management, staff and all our practice stakeholders continue to remain focused on the task of training competent and confident GP registrars for Eastern Victorian communities. “Our latest EV Briefing Paper and Region Snapshot highlight the continued positive results across all aspects of our operation. In what has been a challenging environment, we are particularly proud entry numbers are high and exam results exceed the National average,” says Dr Mark Rowe, CEO. The recently released Briefing Paper and Region Snapshot can be found here. Read the full media release.
On Thursday, 17 March, rural registrars acknowledged Close the Gap Day at an EV workshop. Senior Aboriginal Health Educator and Advisor Marlene Drysdale and Cultural Educator Clarisse Slater facilitated the session. The group watched a thought-provoking TED Talk “Welcome to Country?” by Jade Kennedy and completed the EV “Your Mob Foundations” module. The group reflected on the impact of history and how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people might access and experience health care. The group discussed ideas of how we, as General Practitioners and Practices, can contribute to Close the Gap by providing culturally safe healthcare. Similar workshops were held with our Metropolitan General Pathway registrars.
We are holding a virtual information session on the transition to College-led Training which commences on 1 February 2023. All our practice managers, supervisors, registrars, staff and Board Directors have been invited. So look out for your invitation in your email. Date: Wednesday, 6 April, 2022 Time: 7.00 pm – 8.00 pm (AEDT) Location: Zoom meeting The program includes presentations by Dr Mark Rowe CEO and Professor Neil Spike AM Director of Medical Education and Training and will include our understanding of: The current status on the transition to College-led training Education programs Structural details confirmed to date Confirmed timelines and more If you have questions about the event, please email enquiry@evgptraining.com.au
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we acknowledge the diverse, passionate and committed women and allies that form our valued EV community. Watch our video celebrating the women who are shaping the future of General Practice!
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