The GPME Inc Education Committee:
The GPME Inc Education Committee organises the annual GPME Conference where the medical educators from across Australia meet together to discuss everything medical education. The meetings cater for all levels of medical educator- from the Registrar Medical Educator, to the Director of Education and Director of Training.
To contact the Education committee - [email protected]
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Dr Edmund Poliness
Ed Poliness is Chair of the GPME Education Committee. RACGP ME. |
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Dr Rebecca Lock Dr Rebecca Lock is a GP and Medical Educator based on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. She holds roles with the RACGP as National Assessment Advisor for the Clinical Competency Exam and as the National Lead Medical Educator for Australian Defence Force registrars. Her core values are integrity, kindness and connection. She enjoys educating and mentoring doctors to become GPs, medical educators, examiners and supervisors, and is passionate about the wellbeing of doctors and systems improvements that can support resilience |
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Dr Karen Savery Karen is a GP, RACGP examiner and medical educator. She has worked as a GP since 2001 and with General Practice Training Queensland for the past 4 years. She has enjoyed working in general practices in Brisbane, Toowoomba and the Sunshine Coast. She currently divides her general practice work between a private practice and her many nursing home residents. She has always had an interest in women’s health and paediatrics, and is passionate about aged care and palliative care. She is also passionate about education and mentoring of new general practitioners. She loves to spend time with her husband, ten year old son and golden retriever. |
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Dr Susan Tyler-Freer Susan is originally from North America, where she did research, clinical laboratory work, teaching, and forensic examination and investigation. She came to Australia in 2002, and studied medicine at Sydney University. She spent several years at Bankstown hospital prior to Palliative Care training in the Braeside/Fairfield/Liverpool network. Palliative care remains a passion and her most recent work developing a wrap-around service to enable home terminal care is pending publication. Her GP work is based in Brunswick Heads, in the Byron hinterland. She lives with her partner and two little boys on a small property with a big shed full of projects in various states of completion. |
Dr Asma'a Gundru
Asma’a Gundru is a General Practitioner and Medical Educator based on the Gold Coast. She graduated from Bond University in 2013 and completed her GP training locally, achieving Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
(FRACGP) in 2018.
Asma’a works as a GP with a special interest in Gastroenterology at Gold Coast University Hospital and also as a medical
educator with RACGP. She has presented on medical education topics at GP24 and GP25.
She is passionate about education and mentorship and finds great joy in supporting the growth of the next generation of doctors.
Dr Helen Mullner
Helen has been a GP for 20 years at an inner-city practice in Adelaide and a Medical Educator for 20 years with a number of RTOs and now with the RACGP. She is currently a Senior Medical Educator focussing on Supervisor PD, exam preparation and support,
and registrar support and remediation. She is also an examiner for the RACGP (OSCE) and now the CCE.
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Dr Lisa Fraser Lisa is a GP registrar supervisor, RACGP Interviewer and medical student host placement for JCU GMT. Lisa previously held Registrar Liaison Officer and medical educator positions for GPTQ and was involved in developing their registrar medical educator program. Lisa is the recent chair of the RACGP QLD New Fellows Committee. Having moved from Brisbane to Gordonvale in far north Queensland, Lisa is now a practice owner and principal GP in a regional town. She has school-aged children and enjoys cooking, swimming and art. |
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Dr Rachael Boland
RACGP
