Aboriginal Health Training

Northern Territory General Practice Education offers a number of unique and rewarding training opportunities for GP registrars in Aboriginal health settings throughout the Northern Territory. NTGPE employs a team of Cultural Educators to conduct and oversee the Aboriginal cultural training orientation and support of all GP registrars.

NTGPE invites inquiries from interested registrars from other regional consortia eager to experience quality, highly supported, flexible and challenging training in Aboriginal primary health care.

Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service:

As Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services are governed by and for Aboriginal people, offer a GP registrar an alternate vocational experience to the mainstream delivery of primary care services. This includes working alongside Aboriginal Health Workers and supporting their role as primary care givers. Training opportunities are available in the regional centres of Darwin (Danila Dilba), Nhulunbuy (Miwatj Health), Katherine (Wurli Wurlinjang), Tennant Creek (Anyinginyi Congress) Jabiru (Kakadu Health Service) and (Gunbulanya Clinic) and Alice Springs (Central Australian Aboriginal Congress).