GP Continuing Professional Development

Ramsay Health Care has been a trusted provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for General Practitioners and the medical community since 2000. Partnering with specialists and healthcare professionals, we deliver interactive, hands-on education across diverse medical and surgical specialties, focusing on innovation and practical skills.

The Medical Board of Australia requires all health care practitioners to undertake 50 hours of CPD annually. The requirements are specified for each of the below categories:

  • 12.5 hours Educational Activities (EA)
  • 25 hours Reviewing Performance (RP) and Measuring Outcomes (MO) (minimum 5 hours each)
  • 12.5 hours free choice across any category.

Note: The RACGP requires Basic Life Support every three years.

Explore our tailored CPD programs designed to meet these requirements and support your ongoing professional growth.

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Upcoming education events will be published here. If you are interested in some tailored GP education, please contact the GP Liaison Officer.

Events

Women's Health Week - Women’s Health Matters

~ Maternal mental health, breast lumps/surgery, PCOS, urinary incontinence, heavy menstrual bleeding

Learning Outcomes

• Assess someone with postpartum anxiety and depression

• Identify how to assess a woman with a new breast symptom

• Outline breast reconstruction options post mastectomy

• Identify fertility problems associated with PCOS

• Describe how to assess/ manage a woman with urinary incontinence

• Identify initial investigations/ management of HMB

 

Guest Presenter -  Dr Yasaman Adli, Psychiatrist (Mitcham Private Hospital)

Presenters

Dr Alayne Moreira - General surgery

Dr Brendan Dias - Urology

Dr Linda Walmsley - Fertility - IVF

Dr Alison Bryant-Smith - Gynaecology

Dr Conor Sugrue - Plastic and reconstructive surgery

Event Details

When: 04 Sep 2025 05:30 PM
Where: Farm Vigano 10 Bushmans Way South Morang VIC 3752
RSVP: 03 Sep 2025
Michelle Lemin 0439407733

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