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Sustaining Fulfilment in General Practice - Choices, Change and Contentment

General Practice offers a uniquely varied and rewarding career, but career satisfaction does not often happen by accident. Instead it evolves over time and requires active involvement, reflection, choice and flexibility.

This session will explore how GPs and GP registrars can sustain fulfilment and contentment throughout their careers. We will look at the common factors that influence career satisfaction, the wide range of career options available within and alongside General Practice, and how careers can be shaped to reflect individual values, strengths and preferences.

Learning Objectives

  1. Recognise common drivers of career dissatisfaction in General Practice

  2. Understand the breadth of career options within and alongside General Practice

  3. Reflect on their own values, strengths and interests

  4. Identify early signs of career dissatisfaction and burnout

  5. Apply a simple framework for career decision-making

  6. Develop confidence that career change or adaptation is normal and acceptable

  7. Identify practical next steps and resources

Additional Information

A small number of follow up one-on-one planning sessions will be available to attendees if requested.

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