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Choosing a career pathway in medicine is a tough decision. With so many specialty options to choose from, the possibilities often seem endless and it can be hard to decide what medicine to practice and where.This series of conversations with doctors at all stages of their career across regional Victoria paints a picture of what training and practicing rural medicine is like, and the lifestyle that accompanies it.If you are interested in a medical career, beginning, part way through or finishing up your training, or just looking for career inspiration, this is the podcast for you!
Monash University hosts Doctor What? Doctor Where? Stories of Rural Medicine in Victoria, a business show with 66 episodes published.
How much does it really cost a doctor to specialise, including in the highly competitive field of surgery? In this episode, we go beyond tuition fees and exam costs to explore the true cost of training pathways, includin
What if a medical career could take you far beyond the walls of a hospital? In this episode, we explore the growing world of wilderness and expedition medicine, where doctors work in remote, resource-limited and often ex
Australia’s rural health system relies heavily on overseas doctors or international medical graduates (IMGs), but their pathway into practice isn’t easy. One of the biggest hurdles is the Australian Medical Council (AMC)
Mistakes are an inevitable part of any job, including medicine. Understanding how to learn from them and then move on (without getting trapped in self blame), is a critical skill for any doctor. This episode brings pract
If you thought the Royal Flying Doctor Service is only about emergency retrievals and outback planes, then think again. In Victoria, it actually looks quite different. In this episode you’ll hear from two general practit
Lifestyle medicine is gaining momentum as healthcare systems grapple with rising rates of chronic disease and the limits of reactive, treatment-focused care. But alongside the science sits something just as important; th
Medicine attracts high achievers, but even the most capable doctors can feel like they don’t belong. In this episode we explore imposter syndrome; the persistent feeling that you’re not good enough, that you don’t deserv
So you’ve just received your internship allocation… and it’s rural. For some junior doctors, that moment can bring mixed feelings, especially if they were hoping for a metro hospital. That’s exactly how Dr Joe Wong initi
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday medical practice; from patient notes, documentation and imaging, to risk prediction and clinical decision support. But while AI is powerful, the ethical framew
Writing discharge summaries might not be the most exciting part of the job, but it's certainly a very important one. It's a critical piece in the transfer of care from hospital to the GP or other health service. In this
How much can you plan your medical career in advance? Dr Bridget Clancy is an ear nose and throat surgeon who's cared for more than 24,000 patients over the past 20 years. On paper, you'd look at her career and assume sh
Dr. Belinda Bell is a GP based in south-west Victoria, who vividly remembers breaking down into tears for apparently no reason, while sitting in a crowded lecture theatre as a young medical student. She's very open about
What makes a medical student or intern want to become a rural generalist? And what does that journey look like? A rural generalist is a doctor who provides healthcare to regional, rural or remote communities. They are tr
Medicine is consistently rated as one of the most popular courses to study at university. However it is also ranked as one of the hardest. Students probably feel this the most at exam time. In this episode we speak to Br
Is there a “right time” to have kids, when you have a career in medicine? Perhaps that’s not the right question. Instead, in this episode, two rural doctors speak about the “right way” to think about making decisions abo
Many rural doctors feel uneasy about the medico-legal aspect of their job when they’re an intern. But while it is natural to feel uneasy, there is plenty of support available from senior doctors, nurses and administratio
Being a rural GP, means being a key part of the community. It also provides you with great flexibility to balance the life you have outside of medicine. In this episode, we have two contrasting stories; from Dr Tom Keffo
The transition from medical school to becoming an actual doctor can often be exciting and a little daunting. Dr David McAlpine and Dr Reem Alameri are both medical interns in the Gippsland Rural Intern Training program,
The first year when you can actually call yourself a doctor is obviously very important in a medical student’s career. However, the application process for where you will start your prevocational years has previously bee
There’s a growing number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander doctors in Australia, but like a lot of things in Indigenous Health, this workforce is a lot smaller than it should be. As we’ve explored in previous epis
Dr Adam Walsh
pre-vocational doctor, Co-Chair of JMO Victoria · John Good Group
1 appearance on this show
Brie Allman
Monash University
1 appearance on this show
Dr Holly Atkinson
West Gippsland Healthcare Group
1 appearance on this show
Dr Alex Tai
West Gippsland Hospital, Latrobe Regional Health
1 appearance on this show
Dr David McAlpine
Gippsland Rural Intern Training program
1 appearance on this show
Julie Hatty
Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria
1 appearance on this show
junior doctors in the GRIT program
Gippsland Rural Intern Training at LRH
1 appearance on this show
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