ACRRM is thrilled to announce that Dr Aaron Hawkins has been appointed the new Regional Director of Training (RDoT) for Tasmania! He will play a key role in mentoring, supporting, and developing the next generation of Rural Generalists in the region 👏

On #DigitalLearningDay, we're highlighting the vital role of technology in supporting doctors who live and train in Australia’s rural and remote communities—from online training and assessments to telehealth services like Tele-Derm. Read our release:

ACRRM is on the verge of celebrating specialist recognition for Rural Generalist Medicine (RGM) within general practice! More information:

Check out our latest ruralEM: Case 112 – Hot in the country Join the discussion—free for ACRRM members: 🔗

Tune in to our second podcast released with @WorldExtremeMed featuring Dr Claire Arundell, Rural Generalist Anaesthetist from country Victoria. Listen here:

RT @WorldExtremeMed: New Podcast Episode! 🌏 Claire is redefining rural healthcare in Australia, one remote community at a time. From leadi…

ACRRM has released its 2025-26 Federal Budget submission, calling for targeted investment to build a sustainable healthcare workforce and enhance healthcare delivery for rural, remote, and First Nations communities. Read more: #AusPol #AusVotes

This month, 181 doctors from across Australia have taken the next step in their careers, beginning their ACRRM Fellowship training! ACRRM registrars are building the skills - and confidence - to become the future of rural healthcare.

New Life Hacks podcast episode! In small communities, the line between personal and professional life can get blurry—so how do rural doctors manage professional boundaries? 🤔 🎧 Listen now:

We congratulate Dr Margaret Anne Garde, an ACRRM Fellow, on receiving the prestigious Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the 2025 Australia Day Honours List for her outstanding service to medicine, particularly through education.

Are you ready to take the next step in your career towards becoming a Rural Generalist? 2026 ACRRM Fellowship applications are now open! Apply now:

Earn CPD in the tropics this March! Advanced Life Support Level 2 (ALS2) | Townsville, Saturday 1 March CPD Hours: 15 Enrol here: Rural Emergency Skills Training (REST) | Darwin, Saturday 8 and 9 March CPD Hours: 28 Enrol here:

Just 2 days left to submit your interest for the ACRRM Future Generalist Committee! We’ve had an incredible response so far and are thrilled to see so many emerging leaders stepping up 💪 Find out more and apply here:

Kickstarting another big year of courses with Advanced Life Support (ALS2) in Brisbane! ACRRM President, Dr Rod Martin is in town and stopped by to witness the action ✨

RT @WorldExtremeMed: Meet Marian Dover, ACRRM's 2024 Registrar of the Year, bringing vital health care to Australia's most remote communiti…

ACRRM Rural Generalists are showcasing their expertise over a series of World Extreme Medicine (WEM) podcast episodes. The first podcast has officially dropped, featuring Dr Marian Dover. Read more here about the collaboration and listen to the podcast:

This weekend is your last chance to apply for the 2025 ACRRM Fellowship program! Get your applications in by 11:59pm AEST on Monday, January 13 2025 to begin training mid-year. Start or complete your application here:

Do you want to make a real impact in rural health? 🤝 The ACRRM Future Generalist Committee is looking for new members! Submit your EOI today:

Don’t miss your opportunity to join ACRRM’s face-to-face training courses on Norfolk Island in February. Advanced Life Support Level 2 (ASL2) 22 February CPD: 15 hours Pre-Hospital Emergency Care (PHEC) 23 February CPD: 8 hours

RT @SteveEdgoMLA: Terrific afternoon at the #TennantCreek Hospital. Dr Rael Codron and I had a great chat about some of the challenges fac…