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In Australia’s vast and isolated regions, access to healthcare often hinges not on the severity of a person’s condition, but on how far they live from the nearest specialist. This…

Growing up on a sheep and grain farm in Kojonup, Dr Holly Reid has always felt a deep connection to country WA. That connection has shaped not only where she…

It’s no secret country Midwives have one of the most fulfilling jobs going around, but many of the opportunities and benefits that come with the role can sometimes be overlooked….

The WA Intensive Care Pathway (WA ICTP) is opening doors for passionate medical professionals to make a difference in country communities. Among the first cohort of trainees is Dr Frank…

WA Country Health Service will welcome another 10 intern pharmacists in early 2025. The interns will join country health as part of an internship program that is focused on growing…

After 14 years in nursing, Eleanor Jones has realised her long-held dream of becoming a Midwife -thanks to an innovative WA Country Health Service pilot program that’s transforming the career…

After 20 years in regional dietetics, Corrina Michael is still excited to come to work every day. A lifelong interest in health, coupled with a love of food and cooking,…

What happens when you give more than 200 city-based medical students the chance to step into country life and experience firsthand what a rural health career looks like? In March…

Associate Professor Andrew Kirke, Head of The Rural Clinical School of Western Australia (RCSWA), has had a career marked by twists and turns that ultimately led him to champion rural…

The diversity of practice, working with other clinicians, and testing her problem-solving skills are just some of the career benefits Emma Campbell has discovered while working in rural WA. Relocating…