GPSN UWA – “Wait. GPs can do that?” talk The UWA GPSN chapter hosted an inspiring evening titled “Wait, GPs Can Do That?”, highlighting the incredible breadth and versatility of general practice. Four engaging speakers – Dr Cherelle Fitzclarence, Dr Nicholas Mattock, Dr Anna Chaney, and Dr Henry Law, shared their unique journeys spanning rural,…
DetailsMeet your incoming National Chair for 2026: Dineshe Mohanarajah Dineshe Mohanarajah (2026 GPSN National Chair) Hi everyone! My name is Dineshe, and I’ll be the National Chair for GPSN next year. I’m incredibly excited to work with a team of passionate and driven medical students to continue the fantastic work that GPSN has been doing…
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General Practice Students Network (GPSN) and eMedici are proud to announce a new collaboration that strengthens medical student engagement and supports education in general practice through expanded access to high-quality, interactive learning resources.
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Dear GPSN members, As we near the end of the year, I’ve been reflecting on what a year it’s been with GPSN. 2025 has absolutely flown by, and I’m genuinely grateful to everyone who’s been involved with GPSN in any way this year. Our local clubs continue to be the beating heart of our network.…
DetailsGPSN Stories: Dr Saleha Khan reflects on her GPSN journey and life beyond medical school Dr Saleha Khan served as the GPSN National Chair in 2022, following earlier roles as the GPSN Bond Chair in 2021 and Events Coordinator in 2020. In 2025, she began her specialist training as a Stage 1 Psychiatry Registrar with…
DetailsTo our amazing GPSN family, We’ve officially stepped into the second half of the year! As I reflect on the first half of 2025, I’m filled with pride and gratitude for everything our incredible GPSN members have achieved – and excitement for what’s still to come. With so many meaningful events already behind us, I…
DetailsDear our wonderful GPSN community, I’d like to begin by acknowledging the Traditional Owners of the land on which I am writing this today, the Kombumerri people, and pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging. I also extend that respect to all First Nations peoples reading this today. As I’m writing this, National…
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To recognise National Reconciliation Week 2025, GPSN is sharing the inspiring journey of Mikayla Budda-Deen, a proud Gomeroi woman and medical student who embodies the spirit of resilience and the hope of a brighter, more inclusive future for First Nations peoples in healthcare. From humble beginnings, Mikayla’s journey towards becoming a doctor is deeply rooted…
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Hello, my name is Kei, and it is my privilege to serve as your National GPSN Chair for 2025. On behalf of the GPSN community, I want to extend a warm congratulations and welcome to all the new medical students beginning this exciting journey! Starting medical school is a significant milestone, filled with challenges and…
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Navigating life across three continents, embracing a rich cultural tapestry, and cultivating a deep-seated passion for medicine, Navya Nukamreddy’s journey is as diverse as it is inspiring.
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