If you’re an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander medical student curious about a future as a General Practitioner or Rural Generalist, Indigenous General Practice Trainee Network (IGPTN) is here for you.
Medical school is the beginning of an exciting (and demanding) pathway. IGPTN connects you with community, culture and role models, helping you explore career options, build confidence, and see what’s possible.
As a medical student member of IGPTN, you’re welcomed into a national network of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander GP/RG trainees and GP/RG fellows who want to see you thrive.
What IGPTN offers medical students
Our support is designed to help you explore, connect and prepare, without pressure or expectations.
Learn what life as a GP or RG really looks like. Through conversations, events and shared stories, you’ll gain insight into diverse career pathways across urban, rural and remote settings.
Why join IGPTN as a medical student?
- Be part of a national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander GP/RG community
- Explore GP and RG careers in a supportive, no-pressure environment
- Learn from role models who understand culture, community and medicine
- Build relationships that can support you through medical school and beyond
National workshop: 2-5 October
IGPTN’s next national workshop will be held in Melbourne/Naarm from 2-5 October.
We are accepting Expressions of Interest from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medicalstudents who are interested in a path to general practice.
Contact us on members@igptn.org.au to find out more.
