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The R2R Intern Program provides a valuable early career rural generalist (RG) clinical experience for interns based in metropolitan hospitals.
RGs bring a specialised clinical skillset and a whole of life perspective to care. During your rural rotation you will learn by working with a breadth of clinical cases in general practice, procedural, emergency and inpatient care supervised by experienced RGs and rural GPs and RG registrars.
Front row L-R: Dr Tim Kelly (GP Facilitator), Dr Lena Eversheim (Waikerie) , Dr Aliya Ma'alim (Clare), Dr Aastha Bansal (Mannum), Dr Aeshana De Silva (Crystal Brook), Dr Lisa Koo (GP Facilitator) Back row L-R: Dr Erin Roberts (Jamestown), Dr Brayden Cross (Port Lincoln), Dr Jules Harris-Janson (Kapunda), Dr Hao Guo (Murray Bridge), Dr Julia Edwards (Gumeracha), Dr Jordan Evens (Angaston) |
A comprehensive orientation, including a full day with the R2R rotation cohort and the R2R Intern Clinical Director, ensures you are well prepared for your 10-week rotation.
Your local supervisor and practice liaison staff member will provide the location orientation and support you throughout your rotation, ensuring you are part of the registrar, RG, GP and practice staff team.
During the rotation, R2R Intern program pays for, and the practice arranges, accommodation and internet access.
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Medical students in their final year can apply for R2R Intern Program as part of their rotation preferences and selections through the intern application process run by SAMET.
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Andrea Brown, Manager Future Workforce
Phone: 08 8234 8277
Email: roadtorural@ruraldoc.com.au