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Become a Rural Generalist

Build your career as a Rural Generalist where every day is different. Join our four-year GP training program that is rural from day one.

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Connect with a network of professional, adventurous and visionary Rural Generalists committed to their careers and the health of the communities they serve.

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Discover our courses

Held across Australia, and online, our world-class courses provide Rural Generalists with the confidence and skills to deliver exceptional care to their communities.

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Make ACRRM your CPD Home

Discover our AMC-accredited CPD Home, designed for all medical professionals. With seamless mobile tracking and access to thousands of accredited activities, meeting your annual requirements has never been easier

 

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News and media releases

16 Nov, 2026 Media release

A worrying spot shouldn’t mean a long road to specialist advice

This National Skin Cancer Action Week (15–22 November), Specialist Dermatologist Dr Jim Muir is reminding rural Australians to start with their local Rural Generalist doctor — who can access free specialist advice if required through the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine’s (ACRRM) government-funded Tele-Derm service.

Journalists wanting to speak to an ACRRM spokesperson are invited to contact Petrina Smith on 0414 820 847 or email

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Meet ACRRM members

Read the stories of ACRRM Rural Generalists making a difference in their communities