The College administers several grant programs that can assist you to maintain and extend your qualifications.
- The General Practitioner Procedural Training Support Program (GPPTSP) provides $40,000* of Commonwealth funding for GP Fellows to gain anaesthetics skills.
- The Rural Procedural Grants Program (RPGP) provides $2,000 per day for up to 10 days per financial year for procedural GPs and up to 3 days per financial year for GPs providing hospital-based emergency services to undertake eligible training.
Browse all available grants and subsidies below.
General Practitioner Procedural Training Support Program
Grants are available for GP Fellows practising in MMM 3-7 areas to undertake Advanced Rural Skills Training in Anaesthesia.
Rural Procedural Grants Program
Funding opportunities to undertake training for procedural and emergency medicine general practitioners.
Education Research Grants
Funding to establish and develop research partnerships with academic institutions.
Academic Posts
Academic posts provide Commonwealth funding to AGPT registrars to learn academic skills.
Advanced Skills Training Posts
The new Advanced Skills Training Posts Rural Generalists and General Practitioners Program (AST Program) is an initiative of the Australian Government administered by the ACRRM to support 15 AST training posts per annum
Rural and Remote Community Support Grant
Apply for $50,000 of funding to support initiatives that address doctor shortages in communities of most need.