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GP Super Clinics

GP Super Clinics - Funding and Application Process

Information on Funding and Application process for the Australian Government's GP Super Clinics initiative

In this section:

Different processes are used to select the organisations that will construct/refurbish and operate the GP Super Clinics, depending on the situation at each of the 64 locations. These are either:

    • A Commonwealth led Invitation to Apply process, following local consultations;
    • A process administered jointly by the Commonwealth and the relevant State or Territory Government; or
    • A directly funded process where the recipient was already identified.
Proposals are assessed in accordance with the published assessment criteria and application documentation which, in general terms, seeks to establish the capacity of applicants to meet the Program Objectives.

What Funding is Available

The Commonwealth funding which is being provided under the GP Super Clinics Program can include the following three components:
    • Capital funding;
    • Recurrent funding; and
    • Relocation incentives.
It should be noted that any recurrent funding and relocation incentive payments will be included in the total amount of funding available for each locality. Please refer to the GP Super Clinics National Program Guide for further information about each of the three funding components.

    Disclaimer

In addition to the general disclaimer available through the link at the bottom of this website, the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing states the following:

    • The information on this website about the GP Super Clinics program is subject to change without notice and should not be relied upon for commercial or any other purposes; and

    • The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing does not accept any liability for any injury, loss or damage incurred by use of or reliance on the information provided on this website.