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22 October 2026
More than just staying: finding connection, purpose and sustainability
In rural medicine, conversations about workforce often focus on recruitment, retention and vacancy rates.
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21 October 2026
Boundaries: A conversation worth having
We can understand boundaries, attend the workshops, read the policies and live through countless interactions that test them, but boundaries are never really ‘solved’.
News
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22 October 2026
More than just staying: finding connection, purpose and sustainability
In rural medicine, conversations about workforce often focus on recruitment, retention and vacancy rates.
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21 October 2026
Boundaries: A conversation worth having
We can understand boundaries, attend the workshops, read the policies and live through countless interactions that test them, but boundaries are never really ‘solved’.
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21 October 2026
Looking after your people: leadership, advocacy and resilience
After more than 20 years serving as a Senior Medical Officer in the Australian Defence Force, Dr Andy Grieve has learned that leadership is rarely about titles.
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25 September 2026
Sahaana and Siva's St George experience
Through our QRGP Rural Generalist Experience Bursary, Bond medical students, Sahaana and Siva, recently completed a one-week rural placement at St George Hospital.
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27 July 2026
Coming home
The value of shared experience, networking and building your skills and confidence as a new rural generalist.
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18 June 2026
The lasting impact of the Fresh fellows summit
The value of shared experience, networking and building your skills and confidence as a new rural generalist.
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01 April 2026
From cane fields to community care
Growing up in a rural community shaped my values early - hard work, resilience and looking out for one another were part of everyday life.
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24 February 2026
Leaning into leadership
When I began my registrar years in northwest Queensland, I knew rural practice would be challenging.
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06 November 2025
My John Flynn Prevocational Doctor Program rotation on Palm Island
I really enjoyed my time on Palm Island. The Joyce Palmer Health Service (JPHS) is a fantastic service, and the community is welcoming.