Join our network
We invite Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway alumni, rural general practice fellows and rural generalist fellows to join our Alumni and fellowed friends network — a vibrant community of professionals dedicated to lifelong learning, collaboration, and connection.
This network supports rural GP and rural generalist fellows in their professional journeys while fostering growth, shared experiences, and meaningful peer relationships through online forums, social events, tailored resources and the opportunity to give back by getting involved in our workshops and events.
You don't have to be alum to join.
Alumni and fellowed friends forum
Attend an online forum to connect with rural generalist and rural GPs throughout Queensland.
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Continuing professional development
Resources to help you maintain your skills and plan your continuing professional development (CPD).
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Become a mentor
Mentoring trainees on the pathway can help them learn, grow and succeed.
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Thrive as a Rural Generalist Consultant
Resources to help you navigate your RGC role, find work/life balance and connect with key resources.
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Fresh fellows summit
Build confidence, network and upskill as a new rural generalist consultant.
Stay connected
Our RG Connect newsletter has events and articles for alumni and fellowed friends. To receive the newsletter email rural_generalist@health.qld.gov.au.
You can also connect with us on LinkedIn and, if you’re a QRGP alum, add us to your education to be featured as alumni.
Help us promote the pathway
You can help us promote the pathway by:
- mentoring or sharing experiences with students
- helping at workshops, career events and other promotional opportunities
- taking part in surveys and research
- sending us ideas or content for our blog and newsletters
- sharing news, events and achievements with us.
To learn more or register your interest, call us on 1800 680 291 or email rural_generalist@health.qld.gov.au.
Rural and remote jobs
Each year we publish a list of rural and remote jobs you can apply for across Queensland. The list includes roles in government agencies and the private sector.