SA IMET

Prevocational General Practice Placements Program

Program Objective and Aims

The objective of the Prevocational General Practice Placement Program (PGPPP) is to provide professional, well supervised and educational general practice placements for junior doctors as part of their training.

The aims are three-fold:

  1. Build junior doctors' confidence, exposure and interest in working in outer metropolitan, regional and rural areas through supervised general practice placements of varying duration approx 10-12 weeks.
  2. Increase the understanding of the integration between primary and secondary health care by junior doctors.
  3. Provide an experience that will encourage junior doctors to take up general practice as a career.

Eligibility to apply to the program

The target group for this initiative is junior doctors undertaking hospital training but not yet enrolled in a speciality. Recently added to this group are interns and international medical graduates who are now also able to participate in the beneficial program.

PGPPP Training Practices

Training practices coordinated by SA IMET currently participating in PGPPP are:

pgppp practices

Click on the below training practices to access their PGPPP brochure:

  1. The Second Storey (TSS)
  2. Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASSA)
  3. Nunkuwarrin Yunti
  4. South Australian Prison Health Service (SAPHS)