Dr Arundell will officially begin her two-year term following ACRRM’s Annual General Meeting on Friday 23 October 2026 in Tarndanya (Adelaide).
Our outgoing President, Dr Rod Martin, will remain on the ACRRM Board as Immediate Past President, sharing his knowledge and experience with Dr Arundell and the College and helping ensure a smooth handover.
Dr Angus Brown has been a member of ACRRM since 2015, when he began his Fellowship training. Based in Scone, and working in Parkes, he practices across primary, procedural and emergency care.
Dr Brown is also a rural director of training with the NSW Rural Generalist Program, an ACRRM supervisor and mentor, and is active in research.
He has previous governance experience with the NSW Rural Doctors Association and ACRRM registrar committee.
Dr Angus Brown has been a member of ACRRM since 2015, when he began his Fellowship training. Based in Scone, and working in Parkes, he practices across primary, procedural and emergency care.
Dr Brown is also a rural director of training with the NSW Rural Generalist Program, an ACRRM supervisor and mentor, and is active in research.
He has previous governance experience with the NSW Rural Doctors Association and ACRRM registrar committee.
Dr Angus Brown has been a member of ACRRM since 2015, when he began his Fellowship training. Based in Scone, and working in Parkes, he practices across primary, procedural and emergency care.
Dr Brown is also a rural director of training with the NSW Rural Generalist Program, an ACRRM supervisor and mentor, and is active in research.
He has previous governance experience with the NSW Rural Doctors Association and ACRRM registrar committee.