Our GP Clinical Council (GPCC) serves as an advisory body to our Board.
GPCC represents general practitioners in our four local government areas in our region. They focus on advising the Board on:
- strategies to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities through the provision of high-quality, accessible and integrated primary healthcare.
- strategies to address issues facing GPs, including consideration of the unique needs in different communities within the region.
An important part of GPCC’s role is to advise on decision-making at the practice level to strengthen the support provided to GPs in their day-to-day work. Members discuss issues in relation to health pathways, hospitals, aged care facilities, workforce, GP education and training and more.
GPCC meets up to six times per year. More detail on the role and purpose of the GPCC is detailed in the Terms of Reference.
Are you a GP in the region?
Join Our GP Clinical Council in 2025 and work with us to improve health and wellbeing in our region. Applications close 27 October 2024
Are you a GP working in the Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury or Lithgow local government areas?
We are seeking three GPs to join our established GP Clinical Council commencing 2025.
The GPCC meets online for 90-minute sessions, six times a year and offers an opportunity to:
- Play a key role in improving community health and influencing decision-makin
- Have a voice in driving change in our region
- Advocate for GPs, bringing forward your ideas and concerns
- Build valuable connections with colleagues across the region
- Keep informed of new initiatives
- Develop your governance and leadership skills
GPs are remunerated for their time participating in the GP Clinical Council.