Burnout | When the GP needs a GP
With the anniversary of R U OK? Day recently, it seems timely to take a moment, reflect, and ask ourselves how we look after each other as health professionals and Rural Generalists.
Getting started in research
Research was not on my radar in the beginning, as my clinical role kept me patient focused. Yet, the more I delved into research, the more a whole new world of learning and fascination opened up for me. Getting started can be daunting. Thankfully, I didn’t feel put off even though I knew very little [...]
Late to the Party – A Postgraduate’s Tale
Begin at the beginning…and go on until you come ‘til the end: then stop
Drs Brent Collins and Catherine Macdonald | Faces of Rural Generalism
With competing demands of small children and work and family commitments, navigating work-life harmony isn't always easy. Husband and wife RGs Catherine and Brent share their their story on how they went about designing a career that works for their family.
Engaging in professional networks
Being a Rural Generalist can be intense. Remaining connected to colleagues and groups outside of your immediate work environment is very important...
Dr Tom Gleeson | Faces of Rural Generalism
Reflecting on a decade of Rural Generalist medicine developments, the best thing about rural practice has stayed the same for Tom...
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...