The GPME Inc Executive Committee:
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Dr Graham Emblen (President)
Graham has been a principal of a practice, a procedural GP and a supervisor in Toowoomba for many years. He moved to Brisbane in 2013 to expand his education role. He has been a local educator in Toowoomba, Senior lecturer with University of Qld, Senior Education Consultant with Cognitive Institute, provided education advice to the NPS and now works as Deputy Director Medical Education with General Practice Training Queensland. Graham is passionate about the future of general Practice and sees quality education as a cornerstone in maintaining quality of care to our community. |
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Dr Lisa Fraser (Treasurer)
Lisa is a GP in Springfield and medical educator with General Practice Training Queensland (GPTQ). She fellowed in June 2016 and was the registrar liason officer for GPTQ from 2014-17. Lisa has an interest in registrar medical educators, remediation of registrars, improving medical culture and doctors health and fitness. She has 2 school-aged children and enjoys swimming. Lisa moves to Ingham, Queensland, in 2018. |
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Dr Karen Aarons
Karen is a Medical Educator with Beyond Medical Education, Vic. She has been involved in workshops, tutorials, RPL, FARGP and Procedural Posts. She works part-time as a GP in country Victoria with a special interest in Women's Health, Children's Health, Mental Health and procedural medicine. Karen has been a member of the AMEN education committee for the past 3 years. Newly elected to the AMEN executive in 2015, Karen has an interest in further governance roles and is a strong supporter of Registrars, Supervisors and Medical Educators throughout this time of change in GP training. |
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Dr John Buckley
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 |
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Dr Rebecca Lock
Rebecca is a GP and Medical Educator passionate about quality, patient centred holistic care in General Practice. She graduated 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. |
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Dr Rebecca Stewart
Rebecca currently pursues her interest in medical education through her own medical education consultancy company. She has a particular interest in doctors who are having difficulty completing Fellowship and AHPRA requirements. Rebecca was previously the Director of Education for Tropical Medical Training in North Queensland. She is Chair of the RACGP Medical Education Network, a member of the RACGP Qld Board, holds a position on the RACGP Expert Committee Pre-Fellowship, sits on the Townsville Hospital and Health Services Ethics Committee, and is adjunct Senior Lecturer with the JCU College of Medicine and Dentistry. Rebecca works part-time in General Practice in Townsville, with special interests in Women's health, Mental Health and Skin Cancer Medicine. She is passionate about medical education research and ensuring GP Registrars are supported to pursue careers in Medical Education. |
