Dr Claire Arundell has been elected as ACRRM’s incoming President.
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.
Board Members
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About Dr Michelle Hannan
Dr Michelle Hannan became a FACRRM in 2017 with an AST in Emergency Medicine, and also holds postgraduate qualifications in Public Health, Infectious Diseases and Health Administration.
She has worked as a Rural Generalist across primary care, emergency medicine, and aeromedical retrieval in various rural and remote areas including Wagga Wagga, Broken Hill, Mt Isa, Charleville and now Tasmania.
Michelle has held senior leadership roles across public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, including as State Lead Primary Health Care for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Section). She currently serves as Medical Lead for Care@Home, Tasmania’s virtual care service, where she oversees clinical strategy, governance, and service delivery and planning.
Council Members
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About Dr Michelle Hannan
Dr Michelle Hannan became a FACRRM in 2017 with an AST in Emergency Medicine, and also holds postgraduate qualifications in Public Health, Infectious Diseases and Health Administration.
She has worked as a Rural Generalist across primary care, emergency medicine, and aeromedical retrieval in various rural and remote areas including Wagga Wagga, Broken Hill, Mt Isa, Charleville and now Tasmania.
Michelle has held senior leadership roles across public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, including as State Lead Primary Health Care for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Section). She currently serves as Medical Lead for Care@Home, Tasmania’s virtual care service, where she oversees clinical strategy, governance, and service delivery and planning.
Ex Officio members
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About Dr Michelle Hannan
Dr Michelle Hannan became a FACRRM in 2017 with an AST in Emergency Medicine, and also holds postgraduate qualifications in Public Health, Infectious Diseases and Health Administration.
She has worked as a Rural Generalist across primary care, emergency medicine, and aeromedical retrieval in various rural and remote areas including Wagga Wagga, Broken Hill, Mt Isa, Charleville and now Tasmania.
Michelle has held senior leadership roles across public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, including as State Lead Primary Health Care for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Section). She currently serves as Medical Lead for Care@Home, Tasmania’s virtual care service, where she oversees clinical strategy, governance, and service delivery and planning.