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We believe to improve and maintain the health of our nation’s rural and remote communities, they need access to doctors who are not only skilled, but who have confidence, commitment and passion. We help them to achieve this by offering support and services that consider each members’ needs.

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of rural generalism

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2026 ACRRM Fellowship applications open on 8 April 2025!

CPD

Meet your CPD requirements for 2025

A reminder that all medical practitioners, except those with approved exemptions, must complete their 2025 CPD requirements by 31 December 2025 to remain compliant with Ahpra’s CPD Standard.

Start planning early to ensure you stay on track—get started today!

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Online Courses

Our purpose-built online learning platform provides the opportunity to further your skills from anywhere in the world at any time.

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Face-to-face Courses

Delivered in a peer-to-peer learning environment, these courses enable you to maintain and extend your skills in a range of areas.

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Webinars

Choose from a range of recorded and live webinars, covering areas such as Internal Medicine, Telehealth, Obstetrics and more.

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Tele-Derm

Tele-Derm is the College's
online dermatology advice service

Free expert dermatological advice within 48 hours with over 400 real-life cases submitted each year. Rural Generalists throughout Australia can access Tele-Derm for free.

News and Media Releases

13 Mar, 2025 Media release

ACRRM Advocates for Sustainable Rural Generalist Workforce at National Forum

ACRRM President Dr Rod Martin and CEO Marita Cowie are in Emerald, Queensland, for the third National Single Employer Model (SEM) Forum, discussing strategies to improve rural medical workforce retention and healthcare access. Hosted by the Department of Health and Aged Care, the Forum brings together representatives from state and territory health departments, health organisations, and GP Colleges to assess the impact of SEM trials in rural and remote communities.

Journalists wanting to speak to an ACRRM spokesperson are invited to contact Petrina Smith on 0414 820 847 or email

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Meet ACRRM members

Read the stories of ACRRM Rural Generalists making a difference in their communities