Meet our rural generalists

  • Dr Rebekah Adams

    Passion for her work and the environment is helping Bek make positive changes for her community.

  • Dr Danielle Allan

    Danielle’s family inspired her to study medicine, care for children and lead others.

  • Dr James Allin

    James believes the best part of life in a rural community is getting to know the people.

  • Dr Elizabeth Clarkson

    Having heart problems as a child inspired Liz to take up a career in rural practice.

  • Dr Alex Dunn

    Alex's career in rural medicine reflects his passion for leadership, community and taking on new challenges.

  • Dr Sarah Fairhall

    Sarah loves working in rural medicine and connecting with her patients, workmates and her community.

  • Dr Michael Reinke

    Mick’s career has taken many turns but it's brought him to where he needs to be.

  • Dr Claire Walter

    Claire is a rural generalist with a family and encourages others to try new things in their careers.

  • Dr Sarah Gleeson

    Sarah brings skills in women's health, men's health, paediatrics, and emergency care to Goondiwindi Medical Centre and Goondiwindi Hospital.

  • Dr Nichole Harch

    Nichole utilises her skills across the hospital, community, and primary care setting, providing continuity of care to her patients.

  • Dr Rachael Yin Foo

    Rachael strongly believes rural medicine is a team effort.

  • Dr Emily Moody

    Emily always felt that working rurally was an obvious choice.

  • Dr Ryan Agnew

    Delivering holistic, patient-centred care to communities in some of Australia’s most challenging and isolated environments.

  • Dr Claire Dodsworth

    Rural medicine is building meaningful relationships with the community and colleagues.

  • Dr Grace Neely

    Grace feels privileged to care for patients through some of life’s most significant moments.

Two minutes with a trainee

Get to know our Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway trainees, what led them to rural generalism and what makes them tick!

Read our trainee stories

Where rural generalism can take you

Last updated:   August 2026

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