There is something special about living in rural and remote communities. The wide-open spaces and red dirt. Or acres of lush green forest. Millions of stars dotting the sky at night will take your breath away. But it’s more than just the landscape. The people are pretty special too. And our purpose is to look after them and keep them healthy
“Rural medicine is a special opportunity to work in an advanced scope of practice and provide whole-of-life care across a whole community and multiple generations.”
Dr Michael Rice – Director
Our partner Roche joined us for our GP clinics for rural health practitioners in Quilpie and Cunnamulla. We filmed the team in action and captured some iconic characters who live and work in these towns. Stay tuned for the video.
Dr John Buckley will be providing GP consultations to health practitioners in St George on 30 October and Goondiwindi on 31. Date and venue for Stanthorpe to be confirmed.
Devastating news of a tractor accident that has left Dr Alex Sleeman in the spinal ward at Royal Perth Hospital.
Before his accident, we interviewed Alex on the role of first responders – sadly Alex has experienced their care first hand and cannot speak highly enough of their care. Thinking of Alex and his family.
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The communities we serve are not all the same. Each has varied health needs, and the people and their doctors know what those needs are. We exist to work with rural and remote communities and support them to stay safe and healthy.
Promoting good health in rural and remote locations
