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Are you ready for an adventurous, challenging and rewarding career? Rural Generalism is a route to a diverse career, with deep community connection, adventure and true sense of purpose.
Rural Generalists need a broad skill set. As world leaders in rural generalist training and support, the Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway provides exceptional foundation training to set you up for a successful medical career.
If you are ready to find your calling, challenge yourself to explore everything a career in rural medicine can offer you through the Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway.
The Blog
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Claire Walter
“I am on a perpetual steep learning curve and hindsight is both humbling and a gift. You have to find what works for you and your family and there is no absolute way of doing Life!
From metro to the Maranoa | My journey to rural generalism
"Rural generalism is a unique and rewarding path. Embrace the opportunity to help a community where your impact can be profound".
Why I love being a Rural Generalist with mental health advanced skills | Dr Chantel van Werkum
"I love seeing the human connection and improvements in quality of life that come from taking the time to hear our patients’ lived experiences and supporting recovery in a holistic way”.
Saying YES to the unknown | Intern ballot experience
“If you don’t get your first choice, it’s not the end of the world. You have the potential to turn any experience into whatever you want it to be".
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Rebekah (Bek) Adams
“We need systemic change on all levels for us to live healthy, happy lives, and that most definitely includes our environment. Rural Generalists are uniquely positioned within the medical community to be at the forefront".
From city life to rural adventure | My journey to rural generalism
"I knew rural generalism was a great fit that would enable me to have a diverse and fulfilling career. Rural generalism chose me".
Bridging Gaps in Rural Obstetric Workforce: A Personalised and Comprehensive Approach
We asked QRGP’s newest Rural Generalist Training Advisor (RGTA) and Obstetric Support Program lead Dr Josephine Pearson, to share with us the details of the program, the new team and her passion for Rural Generalist Obstetrics.
New year, new faces: meaningful connections
We asked some of our seasoned RGs, and those in training, to share their thoughts on how they welcome new faces into their workplaces and communities.
From doctor to distillery owner | Dr Michael McLaughlin
"Rural Generalists are in a good position to try something different within our communities. It shows faith in a community to invest in it in a different way, and it also gives us an opportunity to make the places we work more 'liveable'".
Faces of Rural Generalism | Dr Danielle Allan
"For any Rural Generalist interested in moving into a leadership position, my advice is to take every opportunity you are afforded."