Rural Generalist Fellowship

Rural Generalist Fellowship

Rural Generalist Fellowship

The Rural Generalist (RG) Fellowship is awarded in addition to the vocational Fellowship of the RACGP (FRACGP). It aims to develop additional rural skills and broaden options for safe, accessible and comprehensive care for Australia’s rural, remote and very remote communities. 

Rural Generalist Fellowship

Learn about RACGP’s Rural Generalist Fellowship, awarded in addition to the FRACGP.

ARST information – pre 2022

Access more information on your Additional Rural Skills Training options and curriculums if you started training prior to 2022

ARST information – from 2022

Access more information on your Additional Rural Skills Training options and curriculums if you’re training from 2022 onwards

Core emergency medicine training

Access more information on the FARGP Core Emergency Medicine Training including the curriculum and requirements

Recognition of prior learning and experience

Find out about recognition of prior learning and experience (RPLE).

Why choose Rural Generalist training?

In 2018 an agreement was made between the RACGP and the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) to develop a national framework for rural generalism.

Apply for the Rural Generalist Fellowship (new applicants)

Find out how to apply for the Rural Generalist Fellowship as a new applicant.

Transition to the Rural Generalist Fellowship (current trainee)

Find out how to transition to the Rural Generalist Fellowship as a current trainee.

Apply for Recognised Prior Learning and Experience (FARGP holder)

Find out how current holders of the Fellowship in Advanced Rural General Practice (FARGP) can apply.

Community Project

Completed as an optional activity within the RG Fellowship, the Community Project is a valuable opportunity to improve community health outcomes.

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