The Health Workforce Scholarship Program (HWSP) is an initiative of the Australian Government Department of Health, administered in Western Australia by Rural Health West. The HWSP provides scholarships and bursaries to help health professionals in rural and remote Australia retain and enhance their skills, capacity and scope of practice.

Round 11 applications close Monday 10 October 2022.

For further information visit the Health Workforce Scholarship Program page on our website.

Event Details
01 Sep 2022
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10 Oct 2022
Free
All Professions
Funding round

Other upcoming events

Presentation/Discussion
20 May
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20 May

Goldfields Health Professionals Network | The Big 5 – Simple Steps for Better Mental Health | Kalgoorlie

In this 60-minute interactive session, Professor Nick Titov shares insights from nearly 20 years of research, including studies with over 20,000 Australians. Discover the “Big 5” key areas for good mental health: meaningful activities, healthy thinking, goals and plans, healthy routines, and social connections. Learn practical, evidence-based strategies you can use every day to support your own mental health - and those around you.
Mental Health
Goldfields
Free
Presentation/Discussion
09 May
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09 May

Great Southern Health Professionals Network | Holding space through listening: a guide to end-of-life conversations | Albany & Online

The Great Southern Health Professionals Network (GSHPN), in collaboration with RACGP, Albany Community Hospice and the Rural Clinical School of Western Australia, is pleased to present an upcoming education session - Holding space through listening: a guide to end-of-life conversations
Other
Great Southern
Free
Workshop
13 Jun
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13 Jun

Goldfields Health Professionals Network | Simple Steps for Better Mental Health | Kalgoorlie

We all know how to care for our physical health - but what about our mental  wellbeing? In this 60-minute interactive session, Professor Nick Titov shares insights from nearly 20 years of research, including studies with over 20,000 Australians. Discover the “Big 5” key areas for good  mental health: meaningful activities, healthy thinking, goals and plans, healthy routines, and social connections. Learn practical, evidence-based strategies you can use every day to support your own mental health - and those around you.
Mental Health
Goldfields
$50