The WA Rural Health Conference 2027 will take place at the Pan Pacific Perth on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 March 2027.

The conference is a valuable opportunity to connect with passionate health professionals from across a wide range of disciplines, all united by a shared commitment to delivering essential healthcare services across rural WA. By bringing these dedicated experts together, the conference will create space for meaningful connection, fresh ideas and practical innovation — helping to strengthen healthcare and support the wellbeing of rural communities across Western Australia.

How to get there

Event Details
20 Mar 2027
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21 Mar 2027
Metropolitan
$370 - $950
All Professions
Conference/Forum

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