Based in Geraldton WA, ACRRM Registrar Dr Anthony Rengel spends his days flying to mine sites and clinics in Western Australia and providing medical services to remote communities. We recently had a chat to him about his passion for flying and aeromedicine and why he loves being a rural generalist.
Dr Abdullah Akram spent most of his childhood moving between Bangladesh, Somalia, the UK and the Middle East, where his father, who worked as a doctor at the United Nations, was posted to various refugee camps around the world.
The College has received a letter regarding these changes, which came into effect on 1 July 2019. They will impact on the regulation of Schedule 8 (S8) drugs of dependence and are designed to streamline certain regulatory requirements.
If you’re a current medical student hoping to attend RMA19 on the Gold Coast this year, there are plenty of ways for you to attend for a fraction of the cost.
Applications for round one of the 2020 intake of the Remote Vocational Training Scheme (RVTS) are currently open and close Friday 12 July 2019. RVTS offers doctors working in remote and rural locations with alternative pathway to Fellowship training with ACRRM.
After completing multiple rural placements throughout my physiotherapy degree and living in Albury on and off for 7 years, I fell in love with the country.
Dr Daniel Wilson (Dan) is a first-year Rural Generalist trainee with ACRRM passionate about improving the delivery of healthcare for rural Australians. Dan is a Board member of the Rural Doctor’s Association of Victoria (RDAV) and a committee member on the ACRRM Future Generalist’s Committee.
Look at all of the public assessment reports for the previous StAMPS exams. The tables that summarise the scenarios give very good clues to what you can expect in the exam.
Growing up across Geelong, Germany, the United Kingdom and Melbourne, Dr Julia De Boos never imagined she would be working in emergency care in some of the most remote areas of Australia.
Members of the ACRRM College Council travelled to Brisbane for a productive weekend meeting and workshop on May 11-12. The weekend started on a positive note with a successful informal networking reception for College members and a range of representatives from stakeholder organisations including Queensland Health;
Help us celebrate our doctors working in rural and remote Australia, by nominating them for an award to be presented at our annual conference, Rural Medicine Australia 2019 (RMA19), held on the Gold Coast this October.
Tele-Derm, ACRRM’s online dermatology education platform, is free for members and rural doctors and includes a series of personal interactive webinars held throughout the year.
ACRRM Online Learning is the College’s online learning platform that enables members (and subscribers) to maintain and extend their skills from any location in the world and provides fingertip access to education, clinical support, discussion forums and peer support.
The Schedule of Pharmaceutical Benefits was updated on 1 May 2019 and the Summary of Changes can be found on the New, Amended and Deleted Items page. A number of updates are now also available via the PBS website.
ACRRM was very pleased to support the successful Victorian Rural Health Conference (VRHC19) last weekend. The level of energy, enthusiasm and buzz at the conference was a strong indicator of the support for Rural Generalism.
The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (NSQHS) has released the draft NSQHS Standards User Guide for Medication Management in Cancer Care for public consultation.
Thinking about becoming a Supervisor, or wanting an opportunity to sharpen your Supervision skills? Our ‘Supervision Essentials’ module is available now on ACRRM Online Learning and is designed to provide the core knowledge and skills required to safely and effectively supervise doctors at all stages in their career.
Choosing ACRRM for your AGPT career pathway provides you with unique opportunities. Find out more about where rural can take you with Captain (Dr) Robert (Bob) Worswick, Australian Defence Force Medical Officer and ACRRM AGPT registrar.
Earlier this month the Chair of the MBS Reviews Taskforce, Professor Bruce Robinson, released a statement following the Government’s announcement accepting a number of recommendations put forward by the Taskforce.