This International Day of Rural Women, ACRRM is calling for healthcare that’s as accessible as the communities rural women help sustain. President Dr Rod Martin says Rural Generalists can provide a broad range of women’s health services locally, without the travel, cost and time away from work and family.
Doctors, registrars and medical students swapped the classroom for a working property near Menindee for the inaugural Menindee Flying Doctor Skills Day, a joint RFDSSE and ACRRM initiative building the skills and connections that support rural and remote careers.
Twenty leading health organisations have today welcomed the Victorian Government's commitment to increase patient travel and accommodation subsidies if re-elected, describing the announcement as a significant step towards improving access to essential medical treatment and care for regional and rural Victorians.
Australians living in rural, remote and First Nations communities deserve access to trusted healthcare close to home, says the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) on World Mental Health Day on 10 October.
A Rural Generalist doctor who has served the Queensland community of Stanthorpe for over 30 years – while also training countless future doctors both in Queensland and the Pacific Islands – has received the ACRRM-RDAA Peter Graham ‘Cohuna’ Award for 2026.
For rural and remote Australians, specialist allergy advice can mean hours on the road, time away from work or school, and travel and accommodation costs.
Rural and remote Australians who notice changes in their own or a loved one's memory, thinking or behaviour are being encouraged to talk to their Rural Generalist doctor this Dementia Action Week (21–27 September).
The National Council of Primary Care Doctors (NCPCD), representing primary care leaders across Australia, has released its 2026 pre-Budget joint statement, calling for targeted investment in longer consultations, workforce sustainability and culturally safe care.
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) celebrates the return of birthing services to Cooktown, enabling more women and families to have their babies safely, closer to home.
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is urging Australians to look out for their mates, families and neighbours this R U OK? Day, as figures highlight the disparity in suicide rates between metropolitan and remote Australia.
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is celebrating another major milestone for Rural Generalist Medicine, with Rural Generalists across Australia now able to apply for specialist registration.
Whether it's helping keep more patients receiving treatment closer to home, improving the anaesthetic aspects of maternity care or mentoring the next generation of Rural Generalists, Dr Tom Ponsonby is always looking for ways to strengthen healthcare in South Gippsland and the Bass Coast.
After working across remote Northern Territory communities, and a Sexual Health NGO in South Australia and for remote NT, Dr Sophia Scrimgeour has developed a passion for improving the systems that sit behind patient care.
Wellington and Coonabarabran Rural Generalist Dr Jean Littlewood has been selected to attend the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine's (ACRRM) Emerging Leaders Conference in Adelaide this October.
Improving access to healthcare, supporting the next generation of doctors and building stronger connections between health services are among the goals driving South Coast Rural Generalist Dr Yves Brandenburger.
Ensuring women and families can access quality maternity care close to home is a driving force behind the work of Rural Generalist GP Obstetrician Dr Volker Rockliff Boehm.
Yamba-based Rural Generalist (paediatrics) Dr Vanessa Hewitt has been selected to attend the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine’s Emerging Leaders Conference in October, recognising her growing contribution to rural medical education, workforce development and healthcare leadership.