All doctors at Bungendore Medical Centre are either Fellows of RACGP or working towards Fellowship.
A Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is a medical professional who has completed a rigorous training program after the initial medical degree and has been awarded fellowship status by the RACGP in Australia.
This designation indicates that the individual has demonstrated a high level of expertise and commitment to the field of general practice. They are Specialists in General practice.
What points of difference does RACGP membership provide?
– **Training**:
To become a Fellow, a doctor typically completes a three to four-year training program, which includes practical experience in various areas of general practice.
– **Assessment**:
Candidates must pass examinations and assessments that evaluate their knowledge and skills in general practice.
– **Professional Recognition**:
Being a Fellow signifies that the practitioner adheres to high standards of practice and is committed to ongoing professional development.
– **Benefits**:
Fellowship can enhance career opportunities, provide access to certain funding and resources, and offer a network of support among fellow practitioners.
Vocational Registration with the peak Health Registry, and for patients, this translates to higher rebates from Medicare.
Overall, the Fellowship represents a significant achievement in a general practitioner’s career, highlighting their dedication to quality healthcare in the community.
