GP Continuing Professional Development
Ramsay Health Care has been a trusted provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for General Practitioners and the medical community since 2000. Partnering with specialists and healthcare professionals, we deliver interactive, hands-on education across diverse medical and surgical specialties, focusing on innovation and practical skills.
The Medical Board of Australia requires all health care practitioners to undertake 50 hours of CPD annually. The requirements are specified for each of the below categories:
- 12.5 hours Educational Activities (EA)
- 25 hours Reviewing Performance (RP) and Measuring Outcomes (MO) (minimum 5 hours each)
- 12.5 hours free choice across any category.
Note: The RACGP requires Basic Life Support every three years.
Explore our tailored CPD programs designed to meet these requirements and support your ongoing professional growth.

Women's health updates - Adenomyosis, Birthing choices
Join Wollongong Private Hospital for an O&G themed GP CPD night. By the end of this session you should be able to:
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Recognise clinical presentation of adenomyosis and differentiate from other causes of heavy menstrual bleeding and pelvic pain.
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Discuss the role of current and emerging clinical trials in adenomyosis treatment, identify who is suitable for referral.
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Outline RANZCOG guidelines on caesarean birth by maternal request
If this session is full, please email to join the waitlist.
Presenters
| When |
05 Nov 2026 06:30 PM
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| Where |
Harbourfront Seafood Restaurant
Level One
Endeavour Drive Wollongong |
| RSVP |
29 Oct 2026 |
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Take Heart - Advances in local cardiac care
Join Wollongong Private Hospital for an interactive cardiac themed GP CPD session learning focused on new procedures available to patients within the local health district. The session format features four rotating workstations. Speakers will guide group case discussions and provide the opportunity to engage with demo devices and simulations:
- Breathless and heart failure patients: Closing the gap with transcatheter edge-to-edge repair - Dr Ed Danson (Interventional Cardiology)
- Coronary disease, when surgeon and interventional cardiologist work as a team: hybrid revascularisation with robotic assisted minimal invasive coronary surgery
Anterior mediastinal mass: what workups to do and how to manage them - Dr Mohammad Azari (Cardiothoracic Surgeon
- Atrial Fibrillation: Let's identify and treat it together, properly! - Dr Jayesh Gohil (Cardiologist – Electrophysiology)
- Optimising outcomes in older adults: Calcium modification and image-guided PCI- - Dr Pratap Shetty (Interventional Cardiology)
If this session is full, please email to join the waitlist.
Presenters
| When |
11 Nov 2026 06:30 PM
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| Where |
UOW Innovation Campus
Ocean Room
4 Innovation Way North Wollongong |
| RSVP |
04 Nov 2026 |
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