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Dr Babak Adeli
Mar 4, 2020ACRRM Registrar Dr Babak Adeli explains that too often the conversation about gender inequity in medicine is exclusively conducted by women, with few men paying attention. We know the problem exists, even to this day in full force, despite much progress. -
Dr Louis Peachey
Mar 4, 2020FACRRM Dr Louis Peachey is a strong advocate for growing the number of Indigenous women in rural medicine, explaining - "in general, Indigenous women have double the academic achievement of Indigenous men" -
A/Prof Ruth Stewart
Mar 4, 2020Do you remember being at school and knowing an answer to the question, waving that hand up, but being ignored? -
Changes to Coal Mine Workers' Health Scheme
Feb 26, 2020The Queensland Government made important changes to the Coal Mine Workers’ Health Scheme (the Scheme) that came into effect in March 2019. -
ACRRM farewells Heather Allwood after 15 years of service
Feb 26, 2020This week marks the end of an era as we farewell Clinical Guidelines Officer Heather Allwood who has retired from the College after over 15 years of service. Heather was a key driver in the development and success of the ACRRM Clinical Guidelines. -
SPONSORED: RG positions available with VIC Police Custodial Health Service
Feb 20, 2020The Victoria Police Custodial Health Service (CHS) is in the process of expanding its service provision in Regional Victoria and has opportunities for General Practitioners in Ballarat, Mildura, Horsham, Wodonga, Morwell and Warrnambool. -
Revised Guidelines for Mandatory Notification about registered health practitioners and students published
Feb 13, 2020The Australian Medical Boards and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) have revised their mandatory notification guidelines and supporting resources and these are expected to take effect in early March 2020. -
100 extra places to train more rural doctors
Feb 12, 2020One-hundred additional training places have been allocated to the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) to train more rural generalists. -
ACRRM to deliver Australia-first government-funded Rural Generalist Training Program
Feb 12, 2020Minister for Regional Health the Hon Mark Coulton today announced the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) will deliver Australia’s first government-funded specialist Rural Generalist (RG) training program. -
Medical Board of Australia (MBA) Survey
Feb 11, 2020The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) training program is being rated positively by registrars, according to the most recent Medical Board of Australia (MBA) Medical Training Survey. -
National training survey shows valuable contribution of ACRRM registrars
Feb 11, 2020The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) training program is being rated positively by registrars, according to the most recent Medical Board of Australia (MBA) Medical Training Survey. -
Practice Incentives Program - Payments to bushfire affected general practices
Jan 29, 2020In recognition that many general practices, Aboriginal Medical Services and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations have been adversely affected by devastating bushfires across many parts of the country... -
ACRRM CEO recognised for significant service to rural and remote healthcare
Jan 26, 2020Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) Chief Executive Officer Dr Marita Cowie has been appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (General Division) for significant service to community health in rural and remote medicine areas. -
ACRRM welcomes new telehealth providers
Jan 23, 2020With over 1200 providers offering telehealth at either the patient or distant end of the consultation the ACRRM telehealth provider directory is one of the most comprehensive multiple speciality directories’ in Australia and is used extensively in rural and... -
GP registrar clinical experiences: urban vs rural
Jan 23, 2020An article published in the latest edition of Australian Journal of Rural Health lends further support to richness and variety of clinical experiences available in rural and remotely based training. -
PrEP in Practice: Clinician perspectives on Prescribing PrEP in Australia
Jan 16, 2020Researchers from UNSW Sydney are aiming to better understand the implementation and prescribing of HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), an HIV prevention drug. NSW or WA-based doctors who have prescribed PrEP at least once can take part in a one-on-one... -
Attention NSW Fellows - Representatives to join NSW Health Working Groups
Jan 16, 2020NSW Health has invited the College to nominate representatives to working groups that have been established to progress work on key themes which were identified during the NSW Health and Specialist Medical colleges Roundtable held in October 2019. -
Rural doctors look to support bushfire affected communities
Jan 9, 2020In response to the towns and communities affected by the devastating Australian bushfires this summer, rural doctors have reached out to the relevant authorities to offer assistance and support. -
A tribute to Dr Mark Craig: A warrior for rural medicine and a life well-lived
Jan 3, 2020This paper documents many of the activities and achievements of Dr Mark Craig MB BS; DipRACOG; FRACGP; FACRRM drawing on contributions from his friends and colleagues. Dr Craig has worked tirelessly in several fields of medicine and academia. -
2019 a year in review - a message from Dr Ewen McPhee
Dec 19, 2019It has been a significant year for Rural Generalism and for the College. While our rural and remote communities have faced economic and environment challenges, we’re confident in the opportunities to turn this around.