Episode 146

Top Tips for a Successful Placement in General Practice

In this special episode of The Good GP, Dr Krystyna de Lange is joined by a number of doctors from current GPs in training through to experienced GPs and GP supervisors to share their top tips for having a successful placement in General Practice. Whether you are a GP in training just starting out, a GP supervisor or practice owner who supports trainees or even a GP just wanting a refresh, there is something in this episode for everyone.

Dr Bruce Willett, immediate past Vice President of the RACGP, emphasises the importance of considering the patient in front of you as your responsibility.

Dr Rebecca Loveridge, recently appointed chair of the RACGP GPs in training faculty, recommends creating templates for study notes and exam preparation.


Dr Emmon Mubbashir, a new fellow and international medical graduate, provides insights on the right time to write fellowship exams.


Dr Clay Rowe, an RVTS registrar, shares the importance of preparing for exams from day one and treating each patient consult like an exam question.


Dr Michael Clements, current vice president of the RACGP, stresses the significance of using time as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool in general practice.


Dr Karen Savery, a GP and medical educator, encourages curiosity and asking questions as a key way to learn as a GP.


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Tim Koh

Dr. Tim Koh is a General Practitioner and practice owner based in Perth, Australia, with over 20 years of experience. Throughout his career, Tim has been continuously involved in GP education and teaching GP registrars. As the host of The Good GP podcast, Tim provides expert insights and practical advice for GPs and other health professionals. Passionate about evidence-based medicine and teaching in general practice, Tim addresses a wide range of topics relevant to primary care, keeping listeners informed about the latest issues affecting the field.
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Krystyna de Lange

Dr Krystyna de Lange is co-host of The Good GP and dedicated General Practitioner with nine years of experience in primary care in Australia. Passionate about the full spectrum of medicine, she thrives on the opportunity to support her patients’ diverse health needs. She has a specific interest in the areas of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, womens health and chronic disease management.

Since joining The Good GP podcast team in 2019, her goal has been to empower fellow practitioners with the latest insights, best practices, and valuable discussions on essential health topics. With her approachable style and deep commitment to community health, she fosters an engaging environment that encourages learning and collaboration.
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Sean Stevens

Dr Sean Stevens, a seasoned General Practitioner with 27 years of experience, is a pioneer in medical education and podcasting. As one of the founding voices of The Good GP Podcast since 2016, he has personally contributed to over 60 episodes of their 170+ episode catalogue, sharing invaluable insights with the medical community. Recognised as Australian GP Supervisor of the Year, Sean combines his passion for education with a commitment to embracing new technologies. He is dedicated to empowering fellow GPs and promoting quality care in general practice.