Congratulations to Michael Tran on his Associate Fellowship with ANZAHPE.

Michael Tran is an early-career academic general practitioner at UNSW. Currently, he convenes the undergraduate primary care program UNSW. I work part time in clinical practice with a broad range of interests including procedural practice. Outside of the office Michael enjoys spending time with family, and in the ocean as a surf lifesaver.

"I have a broad range of research interests spanning from the scholarship of teaching and learning in undergraduate medical education to postgraduate general practice education. I am involved in curriculum design and evaluation at both an undergraduate and postgraduate level. The learning journey is of particular interest with the impact clinical rotations, apprenticeship-style models and artificial intelligence all featuring in my scholarly inquiry. My PhD is exploring the transitions experienced by postgraduate GP trainees, with a focus on the role of uncertainty in learning and specialist practice.

I have been very fortunate to be mentored by wonderful colleagues at ANZAHPE and have learnt so much already to help my own learning, practice, and research. Applying for fellowship would help me engage further with colleagues and health professional educators. I aim to further my own experience and develop expertise in scholarly educational practice."