Call for Nominations for the positions of Director and President on the College Board
In preparation for the College’s Annual General Meeting in October 2024, the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine is pleased to invite nominations for the positions of Director and President on the College Board.
Nominations close 22 July 2024
Call for Nominations for Election of representatives on the College Council 2024-2027
In preparation for the College’s Annual General Meeting in October 2024, the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine is pleased to invite nominations for election for the NSW and ACT, VIC, and TAS representatives on the College Council.
Nominations close 22 July 2024
Board Members
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About Dr Bob Worswick
Dr Robert (Bob) Worswick, CSM is a former Australian Army medical officer. He now works as a (civilian) medical officer providing clinical care and clinical leadership in Australian Defence Force health facilities. He also provides locum support in rural Queensland, and works as a CMO in a tertiary hospital Emergency Department. Having served on both the ACRRM Assessment Committee and ACRRM Registrar Committee, Bob has practical experience of the College’s governance structures, and has a genuine desire to improve Rural Generalist training.
Council Members
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About Dr Bob Worswick
Dr Robert (Bob) Worswick, CSM is a former Australian Army medical officer. He now works as a (civilian) medical officer providing clinical care and clinical leadership in Australian Defence Force health facilities. He also provides locum support in rural Queensland, and works as a CMO in a tertiary hospital Emergency Department. Having served on both the ACRRM Assessment Committee and ACRRM Registrar Committee, Bob has practical experience of the College’s governance structures, and has a genuine desire to improve Rural Generalist training.
Ex Officio members
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About Dr Bob Worswick
Dr Robert (Bob) Worswick, CSM is a former Australian Army medical officer. He now works as a (civilian) medical officer providing clinical care and clinical leadership in Australian Defence Force health facilities. He also provides locum support in rural Queensland, and works as a CMO in a tertiary hospital Emergency Department. Having served on both the ACRRM Assessment Committee and ACRRM Registrar Committee, Bob has practical experience of the College’s governance structures, and has a genuine desire to improve Rural Generalist training.