Application process - General Practice Specialty Training Program
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Applications are made by an online application form on the AGPT website (a paper copy is available). Applicants must have completed at least 1 year of hospital experience prior to application, and elect to train in either a general pathway or rural pathway (financial incentives are available to those choosing the latter). General training pathway registrars are required to undertake a minimum 6 months of training in rural and outer metropolitan (if training in capital cities) locations.
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