GPME Executive Committee

The GPME Inc Executive Committee:

To contact the GPME Inc Executive Committee: [email protected]

Dr Lisa Fraser (Treasurer)
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 2 primary school-aged children and enjoys cooking, swimming and art.

Dr John Buckley (President)
John is a GP in Brisbane and has been a Medical Educator in GP Training since 1994. He has special interest in supervisor training and in the patient-doctor relationship.

Dr Rebecca Lock
Rebecca is a GP and Medical Educator passionate about quality, patient centred holistic care in General Practice. She graduated from the University of Queensland in 2001 and began her GP training in Pomona in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. She moved to Cooroy in 2005 and has been practicing there since. Rebecca became involved in medical education in 2010 as a supervisor and went on to become an educator in 2011. She is currently working as a medical educator for General Practice Training Queensland where she coordinates the Brisbane North District and is involved as a senior medical educator for rural fellowships – giving training advice for those pursuing the rural fellowships of FACRRM and FARGP. Rebecca has interests in chronic disease management, women’s health, clinical reasoning and doctor’s health.

Dr Naomi Luck
Dr Naomi Luck is a Canberra based GP and dual fellow of RACGP and ACRRM.
Naomi currently works as an ME for ACRRMs Independent Pathway and has previously worked as an ME, supervisor and CT visitor with CCCGPT, WAGPET, GPSynergy and RVTS, and as a clinical skills tutor at the ANU medical school. She has also been an RACGP examiner.
Naomi has a particular clinical and medical education interest in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and has spent much of her career working in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. She currently works as a GP Advisor for Indigenous Health with the Capital Health Network.
Naomi also has interests in learning needs assessment, exam preparation, remediation and mentorship.
Outside of work Naomi enjoys snowboarding, mountain biking and baking.

Dr Paul Grinzi
Paul is a medical educator with both Murray City Country Coast (MCCC) GP training and the RACGP. He is passionate about medical educator professional development as well and supervisor and registrar education. Paul has worked rurally for over a decade prior to his current clinical workplace in inner Melbourne. He has clinical and educational interests in addiction medicine, chronic disease, persisting pain and dermatology. His non-work interests include witnessing his two boys grow up, gardening, skiing and cooking.

Dr Rashmi Sharma
Rashmi has been involved in medical education from the beginning of her career in General Practice. She was a supervisor of medical students when she was a GP Registrar, and this then grew to becoming a PGPPP supervisor and GP Registrar supervisor. As well as hands on supervision and teaching in a clinical setting Rashmi has also gained extensive experience in formal teaching settings, as a member of the Academic Unit of General Practice, ANU Medical School, where she holds the title of Clinical Associate Professor, and a Medical Educator for Coast City Country GP Training and then later GP Synergy.
Rashmi is currently Regional Head of Education North Coast for GP Synergy, where she oversees the educational journey of GP Registrars throughout the region. Rashmi is passionate about the value of medical education/educators in a specialty where clinical teaching is done in a mostly private business setting. From owning her own teaching practice for many years, to Ministerial Appointments of various health committees, Rashmi brings diverse experience across the field of General Practice.
Rashmi was awarded an OAM in 2015 for her service to medicine and professional organisations.

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.