GP Colleges

Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Membership of the RACGP provides GP Registrars with a range of services and tools. Here are some which assist with general practice training and fellowship preparation:

Pre-examination workshops are available to RACGP registrar members for a small fee during their examination enrolment period.

Free services for RACGP registrar members

  • Support through the RACGP John Murtagh Library. A wide range of services can be accessed online. If registrars need assistance in building knowledge in a particular area, the helpful and knowledgeable staff can help locate atlases, journals, multiple choice questions, DVDs and more to help. Call 03 8699 0519
  • Assessment practice papers. 
  • Online examination support for candidates enrolled in the RACGP exam.  This is provided through the RACGP online learning platform gplearning.

More information about RACGP registrar membership services.

Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine

ACRRM offers a wide range of resources to help GP Registrars who are members of the college through their training and assessment.

Within Rural and Remote Medical Education Online (RRMEO):

  • plan and monitor your progress towards learning goals using the personal Learning Planner
  • use the Education Inventory to locate clinical attachments and training posts, find courses, workshops, conferences, residential schools and search online learning modules and resources
  • 38 free ACRRM learning modules

Assessment preparation resources.

  • Free recommended reading list
  • Free Multiple Choice Questionnaire practice examination questions available online plus the opportunity to sit a 50 question practice exam in the same format as the summative examination during the enrolment period.
  • For a fee, Multi Source Feedback (MSF) – a formative / practice assessment can be arranged by the candidate or via their RTP to gain feedback before undertaking the summative MSF assessment
  • Free mini Clinical Exam (miniCEX) – an online training module and formative / practice documents to conduct a practice miniCEX prior to the summative assessment
  • Structured Assessment using Multiple Patient Scenarios (StAMPS) practice examination

You can email ACRRM’s Registrar committee as they collect feedback and suggestions to continually improve the registrar experience.

Click here to email ACRRM Vocational Training Team for more information.