2 Australian National University medical students complete rural placements in Bega Valley, NSW, addressing doctor shortage and considering rural careers.

Two Australian National University medical students, Bridget Gaul and Labiba Rahman, are gaining experience in the Bega Valley, New South Wales, where there is a doctor shortage. As recipients of the Australian Rotary Health medical scholarship, they are completing placements at local hospitals and practices, highlighting the importance of community in healthcare. Both students are considering permanent careers in rural medicine due to the rewarding nature of their work.

October 28, 2024
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