What is a Facilitator?
A facilitator acts like a 'MC' for the seminar and workshop sessions we have at GPCE. Having a facilitator present in the seminar/ workshop sessions greatly adds to the continued excellence of our conferences.
Benefits of being a Facilitator;
For the first time at GPCE Sydney, if you register as a facilitator your registration will automatically be upgraded to a Triennium Club Membership which includes complimentary parking over the 3 days and access to the lounge with coffee and internet access all day.
As a thank you for your support, we would like to offer you 1, 2 or 3 day registration for just $300 which equates to a saving of $520 for a 3 day registration).
The Organising Committee will be holding a special private lunch with wine to thank facilitators and speakers for their support. The lunch will be held on Saturday 22 May 2010. Full details of this lunch will be provided closer to the event.
A chance to work along side our top speakers for GPCE 2010 ;
- Bettina Arndt – Trained Psychologist & Sex Therapist
- Dr Anne Clarke – Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
- Prof Rebecca Mason - President-elect of the Aust & NZ Bone & Mineral Society
- Dr Richard Parkinson – Neurosurgeon and Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgeon
- A/ Prof Carolyn Sue – Director of Neurogenetics
- Dr Raymond Seidler – Coordinator of the Hypothetical, ‘The Future of Primary Care’
- Susie Burrell – Australia’s Leading Dietician & Nutritionist
- A/Prof Jeffrey Cohn – Group Leader of the Nutrition and Metabolism Group at the Heart Research Institution
- Dr Peter Kas – Emergency Medicine
What is a Facilitator's role?
- Arriving at your session at least 10 minutes prior
- Introducing the speaker, session title and ALM category where appropriate
- Facilitating question time
- Thank all delegates at the end of the session reminding them to complete their evaluation forms
- Keep the session orderly but allow interactivity
Who can be a Facilitator?
- A qualified GP or nurse
- Anyone who has completed or has been trained to facilitate
How to register?
To take advantage of this special offer please complete the attached registration form or register now with your preferences before Friday 16 April 2010 to secure your registration.
After allocating your sessions on the registration page please remember to select 'Yes I would like to be a facilitator'
NOTE: To help with the scheduling of facilitator's, we may have to allocate up to two of your sessions to cover presentations that do not have a facilitator.
What happens after I register to put my name down?
-You will receive confirmation via your email address of the registration and payment details - Remember your registration fee will be only $300
-Your registration will then go straight through to Reed Medical Education staff who will put the schedule together
- During late April early May your facilitating timetable will be sent out to you with everything you need to know about facilitating the sessions set out for you.
For more information:
Facilitating - Should you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact Jasmine Quested on 02 9422 2794 or email
Scientific Program - Should you have any feedback regarding the seminar/ workshop quality please contact Dr Lindsay Gazal on 02 9337 5088 or email.
REGISTER NOW or download the registration brochure