The College extends its congratulations to former ACRRM President Dr Dan Halliday who has received the AMAQ Rural Health Medal for 2026.
An RG Obstetrician, Dr Halliday has spent more than a decade as Medical Superintendent of Stanthorpe Hospital, delivering vital obstetric services and strengthening care for local and First Nations communities.
"I'm honoured and humbled to receive with thanks the AMAQ Rural Health Medal. The significance of this achievement reflects a journey in representation, advocacy and collegiate support that began over 20 years ago through my involvement on the AMAQ Council of Residents and Registrars," Dr Halliday said.
"To receive this recognition, to reflect on all I've achieved, the roles I've held, and to be acknowledged in the presence of esteemed colleagues with my wife Cathy close by in support, like she has been all my career, was very special and a moment I will cherish for a long time."
A passionate educator and supervisor, he has shaped the next generation of Rural Generalists, while his leadership roles have influenced rural health policy across the state and the country.
The College extends its congratulations to former ACRRM President Dr Dan Halliday who has received the AMAQ Rural Health Medal for 2026.
An RG Obstetrician, Dr Halliday has spent more than a decade as Medical Superintendent of Stanthorpe Hospital, delivering vital obstetric services and strengthening care for local and First Nations communities.
"I'm honoured and humbled to receive with thanks the AMAQ Rural Health Medal. The significance of this achievement reflects a journey in representation, advocacy and collegiate support that began over 20 years ago through my involvement on the AMAQ Council of Residents and Registrars," Dr Halliday said.
"To receive this recognition, to reflect on all I've achieved, the roles I've held, and to be acknowledged in the presence of esteemed colleagues with my wife Cathy close by in support, like she has been all my career, was very special and a moment I will cherish for a long time."
A passionate educator and supervisor, he has shaped the next generation of Rural Generalists, while his leadership roles have influenced rural health policy across the state and the country.