
Your Doctors of Tomorrow
Striving for a sustainable Medical Workforce for Rural and Regional Australia.
Located in the beautiful Mid North Coast of NSW, the Mid North Coast Regional Training Hub (MNCRTH) aims to identify and provide medical students and junior doctors the opportunity to obtain regional medical training whilst developing a sustainable medical workforce that meets the needs of regional and rural Australia.
Developing new, and strengthening existing regional education and training pathways that enable medical students and doctors to develop their skills locally.
The MNC RTH is continuously working towards the development and enhancement of locally delivered training and education opportunities.
To find out more about local education, prevocational and vocational training pathways please contact: rcc.ruralsupport@unsw.edu.au
We are here to help you to:
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For more information on local education and training opportunities or to discuss how we can help you, please contact us: rcc.ruralsupport@unsw.edu.au
By working closely with our partner health organisations, we are able to:
We can:
The Mid North Coast RTH is part of the UNSW Rural Clinical School and this enables us to provide comprehensive individualised support through the close working relationships we are fortunate to have developed over many years with our partner organisations and health colleagues including Junior Medical Officer Managers.
Keeping you up to date with new training positions, education and research opportunities and local events.
Mid North Coast Regional Training Hub (MNC RTH) |
Rural Clinical Campus, Coffs Harbour |
(02) 6652 0411 |
Dr Chris Mostert |
Director of Medical Education |
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Dr Helen Nevell |
Mid-North Coast RTH Director |
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Courtney Kibble |
Administrative Officer, Rural Campus Coordinator |
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Renee Quinn |
Administrative Assistant, Health Workforce |
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Rural Support (general enquiries) |
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Are you considering setting up a private practice in regional Australia? The Rural Doctors Network have put together a video where specialists share their experiences and provide a personal account of what needs to be considered when setting up or joining an established practice here.
Credit: www.ruralhealthpro.org