University address: Pigdons Road, Waurn Ponds, VIC, 3216. 

Dean of the School of Medicine: Prof Gary Rogers.

Key academic post contact: Prof Gary Rogers: dean-medicine@deakin.edu.au

Potential supervisors: Professor Gary Rogers, Professor Steve Trumble, Dr Karen D’Souza, Dr Bryony O’Neill, Dr Felix Ritson and Dr Mark Johnson.

Area of research interest, activities, expertise or opportunities for academic post projects: In our School, we conduct medical education research (pre-registration and vocational), social justice and public health, clinical general practice research and other areas as negotiated. 

Teaching opportunities: We offer academic registrars the opportunity to undertake supervised practice across medical education activities, including large and small group teaching, clinical skills training, curriculum development, clinical supervision and assessment. 

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University address: The University of Melbourne, Grattan Street, Parkville, VIC, 3010. 

Head of department: Prof Lena Sanci.

Key academic post contacts: A/Prof Kylie Vuong: kylie.vuong@unimelb.edu.au or gp-enquiries@unimelb.edu.au

Potential supervisors: Prof Lena Sanci, Dr Sibel Saya, Dr Javiera Martinez-Gutierrez, Prof Kelsey Hegarty, Prof Laura Tarzia, Prof Victoria Palmer, Prof Douglas Boyle, A/Prof Caroline Johnson, Prof Meredith Temple-Smith and A/Prof Kylie Vuong

Area of research interest, activities, expertise or opportunities for academic post projects: Our Department is committed to quality primary care education and research. We lead successful research programs in primary care cancer, children’s and young people’s health, diabetes and cardiometabolic conditions, mental health, abuse and violence and the Data for Decisions program. Additionally, we have several emerging research areas, including infectious disease surveillance and stewardship, medical cannabis, integrative medicine, refugee health and women's health. We collaborate with the Healthcare Carbon Lab, Sexual Health Victoria and other organisations to improve patient health outcomes. We are keen to support your research interests. 

Teaching opportunities: The Teaching & Learning team at the Department plays an integral role in the ongoing development and delivery of the Melbourne MD. Through the academic post, you will develop your teaching skills and learn more about the theory and practice of medical education with mentorship from experienced GP academics.

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University address: 553 St Kilda Rd, Prahran, VIC, 3004. 

Head of department: Prof Danielle Mazza.

Key academic post contact: Assoc Prof Chris Barton: chris.barton@monash.edu or 03 9902 4495

Potential supervisors: Prof Danielle Mazza, Prof Grant Russell, Dr Jenny Neil, Dr Atish Manek and Assoc Prof Chris Barton.

Area of research interest, activities, expertise or opportunities for academic post projects: Our department focuses on four research areas, including, chronic and complex illness, vulnerable populations, guideline development and implementation and women's sexual and reproductive health. Additionally, we are open to collaborating with registrars on education projects aimed at improving medical curriculum delivery to students. 

Teaching opportunities: We offer academic post registrars the opportunity to join a teaching team, instructing four rotations of general practice clinical skills to Monash medical students in their fourth year. Teaching takes place primarily in small group settings at the Alfred Hospital campus, with an opportunity to assist in objective structured clinical exams and other examination formats. 

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University address: Monash Rural Health has sites located in Bendigo, Gippsland and Mildura.

Head of School: Professor Shane Bullock

Key academic post contact: MRH Director of Research, Professor Belinda O'Sullivan (belinda.osullivan@monash.edu)

Area of research interest, activities, expertise or opportunities for academic post projects: Rural GP careers and GP educational research including supervision, medical education and rural training pathways to attract and sustain GPs for rural communities. These research activities align with the Monash Rural Health Research Strategy located here.

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