Becoming an accredited supervisor with ACRRM offers numerous benefits and opportunities to make a meaningful impact. Supervisors play a vital role in shaping the next generation of Rural Generalists by providing essential clinical and educational support. This role allows you to enhance your own skills through ongoing education, engage in rewarding mentoring relationships, and ensure a high standard of care in rural and remote communities.
Supervisors receive robust support and resources from ACRRM, ensuring they can effectively guide and develop registrars.
Doctors meeting the following criteria are eligible to be an ACRRM supervisor:
Doctors not meeting all these criteria may be eligible and are considered case by case.
Supervisors are supported, performance monitored, and a reaccreditation review is undertaken every three years.
Supervisors that demonstrate meeting the Supervisor and Training Post Standards will be considered.
Once accredited, it is recommended that doctors complete the following courses: