RVTS is growing, and we are seeking an enthusiastic Medical Educator to join our Remediation Team.

Are you passionate about helping doctors in training navigate difficulties, strengthen their performance and achieve their educational goals?

This flexible, remote role is ideal for an experienced educator with FRACGP and/or FACRRM who enjoys working collaboratively with registrars and colleagues. The role includes delivering webinars and small-group learning, working directly with registrars, and developing individualised performance improvement plans.

Experience in delivering exam preparation to registrars would be highly regarded.

We are looking for someone who is:

• passionate about helping registrars navigate training difficulties and prepare for College assessments
• comfortable working collaboratively as part of the Remediation Team
• available one day per week (0.2 FTE), preferably Tuesdays
• based in Australia.

This is an opportunity to join the RVTS Medical Educator Team and contribute to the development of registrars working in rural, remote and First Nations communities across Australia.

If this sounds like you, please submit the following to [email protected] by COB 31 October 2026:

• your expression of interest
• a brief paragraph outlining why you would be suitable for the role
• your current CV
• your AHPRA registration number.

Queries can be directed to Dr Ronda Gurney, RVTS Director of Training via [email protected]

RVTS is growing, and so we are looking for an enthusiastic Educator who is…

• passionate about teaching procedural skills
• eager to plan, create and adapt procedural skills sessions for face-to-face and virtual learning
• ready to collaborate to develop various learning experiences for GP registrars
• available 1 day per week (0.2 FTE) [preferably Tuesdays]
• based in Australia

If this sounds like you:

Here is your opportunity to express interest in joining the RVTS Medical Educator Team in a role to contribute to the skills development of registrars located in rural, remote and First Nations communities across Australia.

A preference for GPs and Rural Generalists is noted, but all EOIs are welcomed and will be reviewed.

Please submit the following to [email protected] by COB 31 October 2026

• Your expression of interest
• A brief paragraph outlining why you would be suitable for the role
• Your current CV
• Your AHPRA registration number

Queries can be directed to Dr Ronda Gurney, RVTS Director of Training via [email protected]

RVTS Registrars work in rural and remote locations or in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services and are matched with a supervisor for the duration of their training.

The supervisor should:

• Be unconditionally registered with AHPRA
• Be a Fellow of ACRRM or RACGP
• Have experience in rural and remote general practice for registrars in the Remote Stream or experience in Aboriginal Health for the AMS Stream
• Have past or present experience in supervising/mentoring
• Have a current ALS certificate
• Have appropriate medical indemnity cover, and
• Not have a conflict of interest (e.g., personal interest in registrar’s training location).

It is preferable, but not mandatory, that the supervisor practises in the same region and state as the registrar.

RVTS supervisors cannot have more than two registrars to ensure they are available to undertake all registrar training activities.

If you are interested in being considered as a Supervisor, please complete the Expression of Interest (EOI) form below.

RVTS is a vocational training program for medical practitioners in remote and isolated communities throughout rural and remote Australia.

Clinical Teaching Visits provide an opportunity to observe registrars working in their practices.
These visits are particularly important for RVTS registrars working in solo or isolated practices who cannot access feedback from practice colleagues.

To be considered eligible, applicants must:

• Hold Fellowship with either the RACGP (FRACGP) and/or ACRRM (FACRRM)
• Have a minimum of five (5) years of experience as a General Practitioner, including preferably at least two (2) years of post-fellowship practice in Australia
• Hold current, unconditional registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• Maintain current medical indemnity insurance
• Be recognised by peers as an excellent clinician, supported by a verbal recommendation from a known peer or medical educator
• Demonstrate a genuine interest in medical education, evidenced through relevant experience listed in their CV or confirmed by a professional referee

If you are interested in being considered as a CT visitor, please complete the Expression of Interest (EOI) form below.