If you want to get your fellowship with RACGP, then this may be the most important page you will ever read.

Preparing for these exams is probably the last exams you will ever take  and approaching this is a lot like climbing a mountain.

Yes your goal is to actually get to the top but most of the important work is in your preparation, training and equipment.

In the last 5 years, a lot more people are taking the exams and the standard has got higher. We've learned to a lot about the best approach to getting you to the top.

If you want to utilize what's been learned, keep reading now!

But first, a warning...

This journey will take work, there is no getting around that fact.

If you are not prepared to put in many hours preparing for these exams then you should stop now and do something else. This is not for you.

Complaining about the exams will not get you through them.

The exams are challenging and difficult and are not going to change.

You need to be ready and prepared to do your best to get through the exams as they stand.

Rote learning or taking endless practice exam questions will not prepare you these exams.

The College knows that the past questions are out there in the internet even though they have expressly told that not to do this!!

The methodology of rote learning and practicing will not provide the flexibility you need to adapt to specific questions that are asked to you on the day of the exam.

You need to have a way to respond to the specific nature of that particular question.

You need to practice doing this so you are prepared and ready when you sit down to take your exams.

Lastly, You must be willing to take full ownership for your outcomes.

Nobody else but you can take your exams and so whatever your outcomes are yours.

You can definitely prepare and do really well in these exams but it is not a guarantee. No one but yourself will be able to step-up and go "Yes! I can actually do this."

So you need to take full ownership for your outcomes.

If you would like help though, then there is something that you should know about and that is the General Practice Exam Accelerator.

When you become a member of General Practice Exam Accelerator, there are number of things that you gain that will help you in your journey up the mountain of getting your FRACGP.

This is designed to give you the guts of the large number of medical topics so you can rapidly cover the content and focus on the key features of each topic.

The topic is split into diagnosis and management as this is largely the work that we do as GPs… we diagnosis and we manage.

The content accelerator is extremely helpful for giving the clarity that you need that when you are working through AKT questions around diagnosis and management.

But it really comes into its own in the the KPF itself. Using the content accelerator will have the key features of diseases fresh and ready for you to apply to the case.

These are pathways that take you from presenting complaint through to the diagnosis and the key factors that determined what actually is going on.

The pathways mean that that you are already thinking about what differentiating factors are going to allow you to work out what’s going on in the Key Feature Problem.

For instance, let's say the case is about vertigo.  

You might want to think about whether it acute or chronic because the causes of acute vertigo and chronic vertigo are different.

And then you might think about what kind of questions and examination findings are going to be able to allow you to work out what’s happening…

Let's say that their hallpike manoeuvre is positive and they have had similar episodes of vertigo before and the actual duration of the vertigo is very short…

Well hopefully that disease picture is bringing Benign Positional Paroxysmal vertigo as the diagnosis...

BUT if there was a preceding flu like illness, hearing loss and the episodes last for minutes to hours then you would be thinking… ahhh yes….

That sounds like viral neuronitis.

So having these pathways with the key differentiating factors is going to be key to being best able to answer the KFP type of questions.

So, as a member you receive two fortnightly homework cases that work through KFP style questions.

You take them on Monday and then on Thursday there's a live webinar.

On this webinar, we review the answers and learn best practices in KFP.

It's okay to make silly mistakes because this is the time and place to learn and get your KFP answers up to scratch.

So it really gives you the practice for how to think and how to get through the KFP.

Its like training for the mountain climb - getting the practice in, getting used to thinking this way, getting ready for sitting down at your exams and doing really well in your exams.

• How to study effectively even if you are short on time.
• How to make sure you have completed your study for the week even if you have children. 
• The best way to stay focused even if you are terrible procrastinator. 
• You need to memorize Murtagh, right? Wrong. We cover when to use Murtagh and what to do instead.
• How to eliminate overwhelm… General practice is so enormous it's easy to get lost spending too much time in one area of medicine let alone just one topic. You need a way to get through lots of content quickly and also have it maximally usable when you come to revise in the last couple of weeks.
• Why focusing on Key Features works. Its called a key feature problem - AND the best thing is it will set you up well for your OSCEs.
• What you should not do when preparing for the KFP : Rote learn 150 questions. This approach feels like it should work, but it puts you at a lot of risk if these exact questions don’t show up. Unless you have a methodology for coping with that specific KFP then you are risking your KFP exam.
• Why this one book is so important preparing for the KPF. You will want to get this book as soon as you start studying.
• The truth about how the RACGP thinks. Remember they are ensuring you meet the standard for safe, effective practice in Australia.
• When is it okay to memorize content? Really this is about what should you focus on memorising. It is a closed book exam so you will need to know your stuff. If you focus on the wrong stuff then you may as well not have studied! 

Yes that's a lot of information to help you approach your FRACGP exams!

These are difficult topics that have traditionally mean hard to cover and lead up to the exams.

I have enlisted the help of number of specialists to help rapidly increase your understanding on these tough topics.

These include:

X-rays: how to confidently C-spine, abdominal and chest x-rays.

ECGs: how to recognize and approach the ECG and what each one means.

Dermoscopy using Chaos and Clues so that you can confidently dermoscopic images in the exam.

Skin cancer: knowing the margins and how to best manage skin cancers.

Antenatal care: the basics of rapidly bringing yourself up to speed with the basics of antenatal care.

Hand injuries : How to assess and refer

MBS Item numbers : Tips for medicare related questions

Burns Assessment : Key information on percentage of body burnt and what to do about it

Rapidly cover these topics by watching the experts present the essentials of their craft so you can increase your knowledge and skills and be ready if these topics come up.

• Fellowship Exam Mastery (4 week course)
• The Content Accelerator (10 week course covering 20 major specialities)
• The fortnightly homework sessions practicing KFPs + Fortnightly live webinars
• General Practice Exam Accelerator specialist series.

The full training is valued at over $6838 but for you today, there is a significant discount for getting all these training together.

The cost to join is either $1860 in a single upfront payment or you can spread your payments for $367 for 6 months. 

The choice is yours.

Also this course is fully rebatable for your RTP or the AAS.

Even if you cannot access either of these, it is still a 100% tax deduction, which is a lot like getting a further 42% discount off your already discounted price.

So go ahead and select your best option to join now. 

The exams are coming.

There is a lot to get through and you need time to prepare.

And not only using that time to study but to prepare properly.

The way to do that is to use the General Practice Exam Accelerator to maximize your results in your exams.

So click the Join Now button and simply enter your details.

I am also including a series of webinars that is called "Overcoming Fear and Anxiety".

When taking these high-stakes exams, it is often very hard to actually get our bodies and our minds to focus on what the results that we want.

So these are special webinars where you use a technique to basically amplify and feel the fear and anxiety in your body so that it can shift and release.

This can be very helpful to release self-sabotage, to decrease anxiety, to provide you with sleep in the weeks coming into the exams and prevents misreading questions. 

Some people have also experienced increased intuition around what the correct answers are and this bonus may be a critical help in getting you through your exams.

You've already sat hundreds of exams.

You already have the capability to see patients and perform as a doctor.

You can put in the work, put in the hours, know your content, practice KFP questions to get your best answers for the KFP and OSCE.

As long as you are participating in the membership then you will get the results. Hey, if you just buy the membership and never actually do anything with it, then it definitely won’t work for you. But I hope that’s not you.

So I’ll ask you to just imagine: sitting down in your exam, ready to demonstrate your competency that you are a safe and effective General Practitioner.

You’ve been studying the right material.

You’ve been practicing KFPs.

You know how to answer them effectively, safely and skilfully.

You have done the work and its your time to pass your exams.

Yes. Yes it does. And a pretty good one at that.

It is a 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.

You can try out the General Practice Exam Accelerator membership for a full 30 days.

Use the content accelerator.

Take the homework questions.

Join me for the live webinars.

And if you are not happy for any reason, then simply contact us, and say "hey, this wasn't for me, can you give my money back?"

And I will be happy to do that.

I have no interest in not providing the service that you need.

Your word is gold - there is no risk for you to join the membership.

I am interested in getting you through your exams and making you the best GP that you can be but I am not interested in taking your money without a fair exchange.

You know that it is time to join.

Simply click the button "Join Now", and become a member.

Enter your details and I look forward to getting you your FRACGP.

Best wishes and good luck!

Tom  

1.Fellowship Exam Mastery course. This is a 4 week high level training focused on ensuring you have the 4 foundation pillars for sitting you exams covered - Clinical Knowledge, Clinical Skills, Clinical Reasoning and Exam Performance.

2. General Practice Exam Accelerator also provides the Content Accelerator so you can rapidly cover topics and focus on the key features. There are currently over 350 topics covered so you can build a solid foundation of knowledge before heading into detailed disease discussion. This allows you to get through the material in the time available, which is very difficult otherwise.

3. You get fortnightly KFP homework questions. There are fortnightly live member webinars where I teach and look at the answers and provide any insights to it so you can optimise your thinking and answers in your exams

5. AKT Strategies are covered in four training videos with 15 AKT style questions each. These are designed to enable you to increase your odds of better performance in the AKT.  Use these whenever you are taking AKT style questions.

7. You get the bonus specialist webinar series where you can cover difficult specialist topics rapidly

The course comes with a Full 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.  Simply contact us and we will refund your course asap. There is no risk to joining now.