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Dr Catherine Casey
Regional Director of Training, Medical Education
Dr Catherine Casey is the Regional Director of Training for North-Eastern New South Wales. Catherine is a GP with a passion for comprehensive general practice, having worked in multiple locations across the region, from Newcastle, North Coast, Blue Mountains and Sydney. Catherine’s leadership in medical education and general practice training, stems from her desire to develop great GPs, positively impacting the health of the communities in which they work.
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Dr Graham Lee,
Regional Director of Training, Medical Education
Graham is a Fellow of the RACGP working in Dharug country and has a long-standing interest in medical education. He was previously a medical educator with GP Synergy in several roles, including Director of Pre-vocational Education and Training, Director of Training, and Deputy Director of Education and Training.
As a GP, Graham has enjoyed working in an Aboriginal Medical Service, visiting nursing homes and caring for patients released from jail. He is now working as a GP in travel medicine.
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Dr Scott Preston,
Regional Director of Training (QLD)
Brisbane-based GP since 2003 and a medical educator with GPTQ since 2008, Scott is honoured to be a co-director of training in South-East Queensland with Dr Amelia Duhs. Dr Preston’s special interests in medical education include communication skills training, medical education research, evidence-informed educational practice, remediation diagnosis and management and mentoring of medical educators.
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Dr Amelia Duhs,
Regional Director of Training (QLD)
Brisbane-based Medical Educator and General Practitioner, Dr Duhs has worked in Medical Education since 2010, primarily with General Practice Training Queensland (GPTQ). Responsible for overseeing the management of all training requirements for registrars with GPTQ, Amelia has continued to undertake clinical teaching visits, facilitate workshops, design education programs, manage registrar transfers and assist in performance management.
Completing a Master’s of Medical Education, focusing on small group learning, Amelia is also a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, delivering workshops and mentoring for doctors that have had conditions imposed by the State Medical Boards.
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Dr Angelina Salamone,
Regional Director of Training (VIC)
As a General Practitioner with over 23 years’ experience (women’s health, travel medicine and occupational health), former Murray City Country Coast (MCCC) Director of Medical Education and Training, Dr Salamone also has a wide-range of roles at the VMA since 2011, including Senior Medical Educator, Accreditation Medical Educator and Deputy Director of Training.
Examiner for the RACGP since 1997 and more recently a QA examiner, Angelina has held many senior positions within the RACGP, National Manager Educational Services, National Manager Assessment and Education and Development Officer Assessment and Practice Standards. Dr Salamone has also been a Victorian Faculty board member, including the role of Deputy Chair.
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Dr Colleen Bradford,
Regional Director of Training (WA)
Dr Colleen Bradford is a GP who currently works in Mount Lawley, Western Australia. With more than 20 years’ experience as a medical educator, she started her medical education career working for the RACGP in 1998. Her vast experience includes more than 10 years with the military (retiring from active service with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel), working in the Solomon Islands, Western Sahara (with the United Nations) and East Timor.
As a GP, Dr Bradford has practiced in Wagga Wagga and the ACT before moving back to Perth in 2006. In 2019 she received the Sam Bada award for medical education from the WA faculty.
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Dr Simon Hay,
Regional Director of Training (SA)
Trained as a GP in central Scotland, Dr Hay has worked in rural, outer-metropolitan and inner-metropolitan areas in South Australia. Since 2013, Simon has worked as a Senior Medical Educator in GP training with a number of organisations in South Australia. Clinically, he enjoys the breadth of general practice, working with a team and forming strong doctor-patient relationships.
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Dr Karin Jodlowski-Tan,
Acting Regional Director of Training (NT)
At RACGP, Dr Jodlowski-Tan started as Rural Clinical Lead in 2020 and then took on additional role as Clinical Lead for the remote clinical exam. In 2021, she took on additional National Clinical Lead roles for remediation, accreditation, policy application. Karin is now RACGP’s National Clinical Lead – rural. Karin also performs the functions of the NT Regional Director of Training with the support of local medical educators.
Previous roles include Deputy Director of training at RVTS, National Director - GP Education and Wellbeing with Healius, clinical director with Bourke Aboriginal Health Service, consultants at Walgett and Brewarrina AMS, Chair of Education - Australian Medical Acupuncture College. Karin is also currently a consultant with South Coast Women's Aboriginal Health Service (Waminda).
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Dr Lisa Clark,
Regional Director of Training (TAS)
Lisa has worked as a medical educator for the past 10 years, initially as a registrar medical educator with General Practice Training Tasmania overseeing the Prevocational General Practice Placement Program (PGPPP) then post-Fellowship, moving into AGPT delivery.
Dr Clark has worked in the full scope of Medical Educator activities across the years, as well as providing supervision for AGPT registrars in her clinical practice. Lisa was the Director of Education & Training at General Practice Training Tasmania prior to moving across into her current role as Regional Director of Training, Tasmania with the RACGP.
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