The Fellowship in Advanced Rural General Practice (FARGP) is a qualification awarded by the RACGP in addition to the vocational Fellowship (FRACGP). The FARGP cannot be undertaken as a stand-alone qualification.
The FARGP has pathways designed for both general practice registrars and experienced practising GPs. The FARGP aims to develop advanced rural skills and broaden options for safe, accessible and comprehensive care for Australia’s rural, remote and very remote communities.
The FARGP is completed on our interactive learning program which is delivered via the Colleges’ gplearning website. The FARGP Online Learning Platform allows registrars and practising GPs to access all their course materials, upload certificates and other relevant documents, receive ongoing feedback from their medical educator or mentor and submit work for assessment.
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The FARGP offers the greatest benefits when completed over the full registrar training program, well before you start preparing for your final FRACGP exams.
Pre-requisites:
- Member of the RACGP
- Working towards FRACGP
- Must be enrolled with an AGPT approved Regional Training Organisation (RTO) or the Remote Vocational Training Scheme (RVTS)
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Requirements
- Completion of the FARGP learning plan and reflection activity
- 12 months in a rural general practice setting
- 12 months of Advanced Rural Skills Training (ARST) in an accredited procedural or non-procedural training post
- Completion of a 6-month ‘working in rural general practice’ community-focused project
- Completion of the FARGP emergency medicine module which includes a series of case studies, skills audits and satisfactory completion of two advanced emergency skills courses
How to enrol
To enrol in the FARGP, please click the enrolment button below. *Please note your RTO or RVTS is required to complete parts of the form before it can be submitted.
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