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 Emily Harrison
Dr Emily Harrison grew up in rural Victoria, and after exposure to a number of scientific disciplines during a science degree, decided that medicine might be a career for her.
She completed her MBBS as part of the first rural cohort at Deakin University, and this experience, along with having observed doctors working as Rural Generalists in her hometown (including her mum), confirmed her long-term plans to be a rural doctor.
The ACRRM Fellowship program with an Advanced Specialised Training (AST) in Emergency Medicine equipped Emily with the skills to provide rural generalist medicine to rural and remote communities.
Emily is currently the Emergency Department Clinical Lead at Swan Hill Distract Health and enjoys building a strong culture of supervision and education for doctors in training, and being an advocate for doctor wellbeing in rural and remote areas.
Council Members
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About Dr Emily Harrison
Dr Emily Harrison grew up in rural Victoria, and after exposure to a number of scientific disciplines during a science degree, decided that medicine might be a career for her.
She completed her MBBS as part of the first rural cohort at Deakin University, and this experience, along with having observed doctors working as Rural Generalists in her hometown (including her mum), confirmed her long-term plans to be a rural doctor.
The ACRRM Fellowship program with an Advanced Specialised Training (AST) in Emergency Medicine equipped Emily with the skills to provide rural generalist medicine to rural and remote communities.
Emily is currently the Emergency Department Clinical Lead at Swan Hill Distract Health and enjoys building a strong culture of supervision and education for doctors in training, and being an advocate for doctor wellbeing in rural and remote areas.
Ex Officio members
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About Dr Emily Harrison
Dr Emily Harrison grew up in rural Victoria, and after exposure to a number of scientific disciplines during a science degree, decided that medicine might be a career for her.
She completed her MBBS as part of the first rural cohort at Deakin University, and this experience, along with having observed doctors working as Rural Generalists in her hometown (including her mum), confirmed her long-term plans to be a rural doctor.
The ACRRM Fellowship program with an Advanced Specialised Training (AST) in Emergency Medicine equipped Emily with the skills to provide rural generalist medicine to rural and remote communities.
Emily is currently the Emergency Department Clinical Lead at Swan Hill Distract Health and enjoys building a strong culture of supervision and education for doctors in training, and being an advocate for doctor wellbeing in rural and remote areas.