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Are you ready for an adventurous, challenging and rewarding career? Rural Generalism is a route to a diverse career, with deep community connection, adventure and true sense of purpose.
Rural Generalists need a broad skill set, which means that the Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway (QRGP) provides exceptional foundation training for almost any medical career path, including specialities outside of rural generalism.
Whether your calling is in rural and remote medicine or almost any other medical career, challenge yourself to explore everything a career in medicine can offer you through the Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway.
The Blog
From doctor to distillery owner | Dr Michael McLaughlin
"Rural Generalists are in a good position to try something different within our communities. It shows faith in a community to invest in it in a different way, and it also gives us an opportunity to make the places we work more 'liveable'".
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Danielle Allan
"For any Rural Generalist interested in moving into a leadership position, my advice is to take every opportunity you are afforded."
Faces of Rural Generalism | Drs Zoe Wright and Ryan Avery
"Each couple is different, but we decided early on that we didn't want our training or career to mean we couldn't live together".
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Cameron Hoare
"Primary care, whilst not as sexy or prime time TV, is still the bedrock of rural generalism".
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Mardi Webb
"The variety and flexibility of rural generalism is what makes it so great”.
My road to rural generalism as a Yawuru woman
"My calling has always been to return to country and work as a bush doctor".
Faces of Rural Generalism | Yarning with Dr Brad (Bradley) Murphy
"Let’s embrace our Elders, those who share their wisdom and guide our journey".
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Riley Savage
"It’s a privilege to have been part of a solution for rural women of all ages".
Why I love being a Rural Generalist with O&G advanced skills | Dr Jack Sloss
"Obstetrics provided me with a good mix of a people orientated craft and surgical skills. It was the perfect fit for me”.
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr William Liley
“So, the skinny is this; violence must be prevented before it starts or it’s too late. You can never go back to a time before violence has emerged".