Library resource guides: Private practice support hub: Webinars

Private practice support

Learn more about CPD support for private practice, the new private practice support hub and DynaMed clinical decision support tool - and the many ways college can support you.

Presented by: Dr Lucky de Silva (private practice fellow), Dr Debra Devonshire (ANZCA Councillor and CPD Committee Chair), John Prentice (ANZCA Library Manager), Kathryn Rough (ANZCA Research Librarian) and Nadja Kaye (ANZCA Membership Manager)
Presented: Monday, 26 May 2025 (52 mins)
CPD: Category 2: Knowledge and Skills - Learning Sessions

FPM webinar series

Welcome to private practice (FPM)

This session is designed for FPM fellows looking to start private practice. Topics include: accounting and structures in private practice, financial planning and wealth creation legal considerations and strategies and HR in private practice: What new practice owners get wrong (and how to get it right).

Guest speakers include experts from William Buck, Avant and HR in Health, as well as fellows of the faculty who will share their own unique experience.
Presented: Tuesday, 26 June 2025 (104 mins)
CPD: Category 2: Knowledge and Skills - Learning Sessions

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