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FSP accreditation handbook for training sites and supervisors

About the Fellowship Support Program

Last revised: 17 Feb 2025

About the Fellowship Support Program

The Fellowship Support Program (FSP) is a self-funded education and training program to support non-vocationally registered doctors on their journey to Fellowship. It includes self-directed learning, in-practice learning and workplace-based assessments (WBAs) for feedback and progress monitoring.

The FSP requires training to be completed in Australian comprehensive general practices, and training sites that are accredited for Additional Rural Skills Training (if completing Rural Generalist training). The RACGP is responsible for setting the standards and accrediting these sites for training delivery.

The program has two phases:

  1. Education and training (24 months)
    • general practice training
    • education requirements including WBAs
  2. Consolidation (up to 36 months)
    • RACGP Fellowship examinations
      The RACGP assessment includes the Applied Knowledge Test (AKT), the Key Feature Problem (KFP) exam, and the Clinical Competency Exam (CCE)
    • Application for Fellowship
      Successful completion of RACGP training, assessment, and Fellowship requirements.

Registrars who are awarded Fellowship are deemed to be competent to deliver safe, specialised and high-quality general practice care anywhere in Australia.

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