Specialist Training Program 2022-2025

Overview

The Specialist Training Program (STP) extends vocational training for non-GP specialist registrars into settings outside traditional metropolitan teaching hospitals including regional, rural and remote communities and private health facilities. It aims to: improve the quality of the future specialist workforce by providing registrars with exposure to a broader range of healthcare settings known as “expanded settings”; and have a positive influence on future workforce distribution. STP is the Commonwealth’s main platform for influencing the development of the non-GP specialist workforce. The program aims to improve access to specialist medical services for Australians with funding delivered through the thirteen specialists medical colleges (see below) to deliver the following elements: Specialist training posts and support - core program STP-Integrated Rural Training Pipeline – rural dedicated places Tasmanian Project – support to strengthen the Tasmanian medical training system Emergency Medical Educational Training Program STP Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (formerly within the General Practitioner Procedural Training Support Program) This grant funding round supports the delivery of non-GP specialist training across four calendar years from 2022-2025 through a closed, non-competitive (non-application form) approach to market. To view the Grant Opportunity Guidelines, please select the red "GO Documents" button on the left hand side.