MCCC GP Training - SUPERcast: Recent Episodes
Dr Paul Grinzi
SuperCast is MCCC's podcast for supervisors. Providing information about upcoming workshops, supervisor requirements, professional development opportunities and important training information, SuperCast is your go-to resource as a GP supervisor.
In this episode of SuperCast we hear from three guests who are experienced in their roles. They each offer reflections on what they've learned during their efforts as a GP supervisor or registrar.
In this episode of SuperCast we hear from three guests discussing the challenges and opportunities that come with transitioning into a new role, whether becoming a supervisor or GP trainee.
In this episode, Dr Paul Grinzi chats to MCCC Medical Educator Dr Cath Beasley about changes to Supervisor Feedback Report requirements and where to find additional information in MeL. Plus Dr Kate Davey makes a guest appearance to discuss changes to professional development tasks for supervisors in 2021.
This episode of SuperCAST features three guests discussing their experiences with remote ECTVs: - Registrar Dr Catherine Law - Senior ICT Manager Peter Ellenby - Medical Educator Dr Jacinta O'Neill
There are some great tips for supervisors about how to implement rECTVs plus discussions regarding IT security.
MCCC Medical Educator Dr Paul Grinzi chats about changes to GP training policies and procedures as a result of COVID-19.
The October episode of Supercast provides a teaching tip and a wrap-up of the supervisor PD events for the rest of the year.
The first episode for 2019 covers: - Important supervisor dates for each region - GPTEC 2019 information - Key points about changes to our registrar education program - New policy and guidance documents - Teaching tip: supervisor teaching session planner
Episode two covers upcoming Supervisor Workshops in our regions, an update on our Supervisor Professional Development Policy and information regarding journal clubs and PD opportunities.
Episode 1 of SuperCAST discusses the new MCCC training record system, SWAN; workshop details for each of our regions; information about our website and chronic pain resources available online.