About Tarsh McCallum

With over eight years’ experience in rural health workforce development, Tarsh brings the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience to support rural and remote doctors in training. She is dedicated to guiding registrars smoothly navigate through training pathways, assessments, and professional development, helping them build the confidence and expertise needed to achieve Fellowship and excel in high-quality rural practice across the Northern Territory.

Tarsh is dedicated to helping rural and remote doctors achieve their career goals. With over eight years’ experience in rural health workforce development, she guides and supports registrars through advanced skills training, program planning, and Fellowship progression. Previously, she worked as a Project Officer implementing the Rural Generalist Program in South Australia (RGPSA) and as a Medical Education Officer for the Riverland Academy of Clinical Excellence (RACE), where she coordinated training programs, case management, and stakeholder engagement. Joining the ACRRM team as a Training Program Advisor, Tarsh brings extensive experience in mentorship, program coordination, and trainee support. She will work closely with rural doctors across the Northern Territory to build the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to provide high-quality care in diverse settings. Tarsh offers expert guidance on training pathways, assessment requirements, and professional development, ensuring registrars are fully prepared for Fellowship and clinical excellence in rural practice.

Email: training.nt@acrrm.org.au

Phone: 08 8924 0452