General Practice Sustainability and Viability Initiative

The Tasmanian Department of Health has released Grant Round 1 of the General Practice Sustainability and Viability Initiative, designed to support general practices in rural and regional areas, and in some cases those in outer urban areas, to strengthen and sustain their business and service models to improve the sustainability and viability for the benefits of all Tasmanians.

The grants will assist general practices to offer innovative models of patient care, particularly those that improve ongoing access to services for Tasmanians living in rural and remote communities (for example, the use of nurse practitioners), provide outreach services to areas of particular disadvantage or need, invest in capital equipment or building requirements and professional development and training of staff.

Enquiries about this expression of interest process

Please contact us if you have any questions or would like more information. Potential applicants are encouraged to monitor this site as updates may become available.

Contact officer: Conor Kaukenas 
Email: [email protected]

Lodgement of proposals

All proposals and supporting documentation are preferred in electronic format, submitted to the email address below with “EOI – GP Sustainability and Viability Initiative" in the subject line.  If an organisation is not able to submit an application electronically, they are advised to contact the Contact officer (above).

Email submissions to:  [email protected]