QRGP Rural Generalist Experience Bursary | St George
Nicole and Hannah share their QRGP Rural Experience Bursary highlights and how the placement provided them with a real glimpse into life as a Rural Generalist.
My return to work after having multiples | Dr Talia Trigger
"Don't feel ashamed or guilty when you ask for help, not even for one second, because although you can do those tasks you need to prioritise where you spend your time.”
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Elizabeth (Liz) Clarkson
“Providing continuity of care and a stable health care service is the most important thing you can do for your community. There will be challenges and you may feel like you fall short at times, but it will be a rewarding career.”
My journey from Badu Island to rural generalism
"I want to join the growing number of Torres Strait Islander doctors who are leading health research on our people, to help change the narrative about us and our peoples’ health".
Returning to work following extended parental leave
"If you are feeling overwhelmed at the idea of going back to work, or are finding the transition more difficult than expected, please reach out to talk to someone and see what additional supports can be put in place".
My journey to rural generalism as a First Nations man
"My advice for First Nations students considering medicine is GO FOR IT! It is such a rewarding feeling not only learning and developing your own skills and knowledge but knowing you will have a career dedicated to helping others".