GP Synergy is excited to launch a new app designed by GP Synergy Aboriginal Liaison Officer, and Moree Elder, Val Dahlstrom to ensure younger generations understand Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history since colonisation. The app, in the form of a solitaire game, provides players with insights into the events that have shaped the health ... Read more

A state-wide launch was a fitting way to celebrate the accreditation of GP Synergy’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). The official proceedings were held in GP Synergy’s Chippendale office and streamed to eight locations throughout NSW and the ACT. Each location played host to GPs and staff from accredited GP training practices, GP registrars ... Read more

Dr Deborah Peterson is training as a GP at the Orange Aboriginal Medical Service where she has found her passion is working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Why did you decide to become a rural GP? It’s a long story, I didn’t start in medicine, I studied commerce, accounting and psychology, and ended up in the public service in ... Read more

Dr Hamze Hamze arrived in Moree in 2013 as a GP registrar, four years on he’s passionate about living in Moree and working at Pius X Aboriginal Corporation, where he is also a GP supervisor. Cultural diversity is just one of the things that Dr Hamze enjoys about living in Moree. My message to GP registrars is come to the country and give ... Read more