Practical AI skills you can
use immediately

Tools you’ve built and tested for your own practice, plus CPD (details below).

Every session ends with something you make and keep. In AI Foundations that includes your own list of what’s safe to use, what needs caution and what to avoid, a routine for checking an AI scribe note before you sign it, and reusable workflows for jobs like referral letters and recall messages.

AI Practitioner adds two longer sessions where you design and test a workflow for your own practice, and a one-to-one Implementation Review on a workflow or admin problem you bring.

AI Foundations is $995 and AI Practitioner is $1,995, both including GST. You keep the recordings and materials for 6 months.

One hour a week, at 7pm, for four weeks. Every session is recorded.

AI Foundations is four weeknight sessions from Wednesday 4 November, 7.00 to 8.00pm AEDT. AI Practitioner adds two 90-minute sessions on 2 and 9 December.

If you can’t make one live, watch the recording when it suits you and submit that session’s assessment. Your CPD counts either way.

The exercises are built around tasks you already do, such as letters, recalls and forms, so the hour goes into tools you’ll keep using.

You’ll learn how to judge that yourself, for any tool, rather than taking a vendor’s word for it.

Session 1 explains how AI produces an answer and why that’s where its errors come from. You’ll learn to judge a tool by what it’s doing for you at that moment, because that determines how it’s regulated and where responsibility sits.

Session 2 covers the errors AI scribes commonly make, such as recording “no chest pain” as “chest pain”. You’ll practise checking a note before you sign it, and what to say when a patient doesn’t want to be recorded.

Consent, privacy and your own accountability come up in every session. All exercises use fictional or de-identified examples, so no real patient information goes into any tool.

Yes.

AI Unlocked for Doctors: GP Edition is CPD accredited, with AusDoc (Australian Doctor Group) as the accredited CPD provider. CPD applies to eligible GPs who complete each activity’s requirements.

You complete each activity by submitting that session’s assessment, whether you attended live or watched the recording. With your consent, AusDoc reports your completed activities to the RACGP and issues your statement of completion.

These activities aren’t ACRRM-accredited.

You can learn a lot for free, and the RACGP’s own AI resources are good preparation.

What’s harder to find for free is a structure that has you build something for your own practice each week, with a GP clinical facilitator and an AI specialist taking your questions live.

Free material explains how AI works. Here you use it on your own work: you set up a workflow, find where it breaks and decide whether it’s safe to rely on. You finish with tools you’ve built, an assessed record of that work and the CPD that goes with it.

Not yet. Series 1 starts on 4 November, so there are no past participants to quote. Here’s what you can check instead.

The clinical sessions are facilitated by Dr Janice Tan (BMed/MD, MPH, FRACGP), a practising GP in south-western Sydney, and Dr Amandeep Hansra (FRACGP), a specialist GP and digital health leader. The AI sessions are facilitated by Oli Michelet, an AI and digital transformation specialist with more than 20 years’ experience, and Ben Le Ralph, an applied AI specialist who has trained more than 5,000 people in AI and digital transformation.

The Series is delivered in partnership with AusDoc, the accredited CPD provider.

If it turns out not to be for you: full refund if you cancel by 11:59 pm Wednesday 14 October 2026 (Melbourne time). After that, you can transfer once to a later Series until Session 2 starts on Wednesday 11 November.

Neither. There’s no coding, and most of the time goes on what comes after the basics.

You’ll use general-purpose AI assistants, the kind you can sign up for yourself. There’s no software to install and no jargon you’re expected to know already.

If you already use a scribe or a chatbot, you’ll spend the sessions on setting the tool up properly, catching its errors, handling the patient who declines, and building workflows for the letters, recalls and forms around the consult.

AI Foundations if you want to use AI safely in your own work. AI Practitioner if you want to change how part of your practice runs.

AI Foundations is Sessions 1 to 4: safe use and governance, AI tools and clinical documentation, communicating with patients, and using AI in everyday clinical work.

AI Practitioner is all six. Sessions 5 and 6 run for 90 minutes: you’ll look at one of your practice’s processes, such as recalls or billing, then design, test and govern an AI-supported version. It includes a one-to-one Implementation Review with an expert AI consultant, booked after Session 6, with a short written report on your next steps.

Not sure yet? Start with AI Foundations and upgrade for the $1,000 difference any time before Session 5 starts on 2 December.

No. No session promotes a specific product, and facilitators can’t pitch their own services during the sessions.

You’ll learn to assess any tool against the same questions, including where the data goes and what it tends to get wrong. In Session 2 you’ll use a vendor evaluation tool you can apply to any scribe or assistant you’re considering.

After an Implementation Review, the consultant may offer further paid help. Any paid work is quoted in writing first, and you’re under no obligation.

Yes. Practices booking three or more seats get 20% off each seat.

A practice can buy seats on one booking and one invoice, then allocate them to its GPs and staff. Each person activates their own place. The practice sees whether they’ve activated and completed, never their answers or results.

Practice managers and nurses are welcome. CPD applies to eligible GPs only, but the person who’ll change your recall process or front-desk workflow often isn’t a GP. One option is a GP on AI Practitioner with the practice manager on AI Foundations.