deepthi iyer

I train General Practice clinics enrolled in this program to recognise and respond to family violence in the clinical setting.

My PhD explores Australian young women's perceptions of dating and dating violence using a qualitative research design. I am currently in the analysis and write up stage. I presented my completion seminar in June 2018 and expect to submit by the end of the year. Findings of this PhD have implications for health providers and policy, with particular relevance to primary prevention of intimate partner violence.

* Promoting research among GP registrars and supporting current GP Academic registrars in their Research. This includes organising and running orientation and educational workshops face to face and organising monthly educational webinars. Member * NSC-R (National Standing Committee for Research) at the RACGP Member * NREEC (National Research and Evaluation Ethics Committee) at the RACGP

* General Practice Registrar advocacy at the local and national level as member of the GPRA Advisory Council. Chair * Practice Allocation Policy Subcommittee Chair * Registrars working in Aboriginal Medical Services Subcommittee Member * GPRA Constitution Review Working Party Member * National minimum terms and conditions subcommittee VMA registrar representative on the Registrar Clinical Encounters In Training (ReCEnT) working group.

Hospital medical officer in Emergency, Short Stay Unit, Addiction Medicine, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Cardiology, Geriatrics, Renal Medicine, Medical Oncology/Bone Marrow Transplant. Improvement management: Paging system standardisation project and implementation with pilot programme in Test ward.

Experience in routine and emergency care of the following: Prenatal, antenatal and postnatal patients. Early pregnancy complications, abnormal pregnancies, gynaecological complications and emergencies, routine office gynaecology.

* General Medicine * Sale Hospital * General Surgery * Warragul Hospital * Emergency * Latrobe Regional Hospital * Anaesthetics- Latrobe Regional Hospital * General Practice * Heyfield Medical Centre

General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) is a not-for-profit organisation that is the peak voice for the next generation of general practitioners. GPRA represents over 21,000 Australian medical students, prevocational doctors and GP registrars. GPRA's primary objectives are to improve the healthcare of all Australians through excellence in education and training and ensure that general practice is the medical specialty of choice.

Special interest in youth health, mental health, women's health and paediatrics.