Exploring your options as a medical student
Studying medicine can take you just about anywhere and everywhere. Making the effort to explore your options can help you prepare to be ready to hit the ground running after graduation.
Dr Nick Cairns | Faces of Rural Generalism
"[As a doctor] each day you might help 30 patients, but integrating a solution to improve a health system could mean you can help hundreds to thousands...”
What I wish I knew as an Intern
How exciting! Your first day of internship is here...
Joining a new rural healthcare team | What you should know
Transitioning to vocational training makes one thing become apparent very quickly...
Dr Nova Evans | Faces of Rural Generalism
Sunny Street breaks down barriers by providing mobile nursing and medical services to people experiencing homelessness and at-risk members of the community.
Night shift hacks for junior doctors
Night gathers, and now my watch begins...
Dr Luke Dwyer | Faces of Rural Generalism
Working across both primary and acute care settings means Luke can provide continuity of care for his patients when they really need him.
Surviving your fellowship exams
You are on the final stretch. Your pre-vocational years are behind you and you are not far from achieving fellowship. There is just one thing to do…
Taking time to care for yourself
Know where to get help if you need it...
Making professional connections
Being well connected goes beyond having someone to call for advice and support when you need it...
