
How can supervisors become mentors, and what makes a mentoring relationship meaningful? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are joined by Associate...


The ACRRM podcast Supervisors’ Compass is a series for supervisors supporting registrars on the ACRRM Rural Generalist pathway. Episodes explore topics from setting up strong placements to giving effective feedback, managing the unexpected, and navigating challenging supervision situations.You’ll hear from experienced supervisors and educators as they share what they’ve learned, what they’ve tried, and what’s helped them guide the next generation of rural generalists in the right direction.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe ACRRM podcast Supervisors’ Compass is a series for supervisors supporting registrars on the ACRRM Rural Generalist pathway. Episodes explore topics from setting up strong placements to giving effective feedback, managing the unexpected, and navigating challenging supervision situations.
Recent episodes include "Supervisors as Mentors (with Prof David Rimmer)" (7 October 2026, 21 minutes), "Fostering Clinical Courage in Registrars (with Prof Lucie Walters & Dr Emily Moody)" (14 September 2026, 26 minutes), and "Making Learning Stick: Practical Learning Theory for Supervisors" (20 July 2026, 26 minutes).
Supervisors’ Compass publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for Supervisors’ Compass is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Supervisors’ Compass requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Supervisors’ Compass's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Supervisors’ Compass are Universities & Colleges. Supervisors’ Compass has a health audience.
Supervisors’ Compass is a health podcast with 15 episodes published.
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How can supervisors become mentors, and what makes a mentoring relationship meaningful? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are joined by Associate...

What does clinical courage look like in Rural Generalist practice, and how can supervisors foster it in registrars? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays...

How can supervisors help registrars turn everyday clinical experience into learning that actually sticks? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays explore...

<p>How can supervisors help registrars connect the Fellowship Education Program with everyday clinical practice? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are...

How can supervisors help registrars connect the Fellowship Education Program with everyday clinical practice? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are...

<p>How do supervisors help registrars turn everyday clinical work into exam success? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays continue their conversation...

<p>How should supervisors respond when registrars ask, “Will this be in the exam?” In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are joined by Dr James Fraser to...

<p>In this second part of the conversation, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are again joined by Dr Naomi Luck and Dr Katie Williamson to explore how neurodiversity plays out in Rural Generalist practice and...

<p>How can supervisors better understand and support neurodiverse learners in Rural Generalist training? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are joined...

<p>What motivates clinicians to become supervisors, and what can they expect to gain from the role? In this episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays explore the...

Episode #5
<p>What sets a registrar up for success in a new placement, and how can supervisors lay the groundwork for a productive and trusting learning relationship? In this fifth episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’...

Episode #4
<p>What should supervisors do when a registrar’s learning progress is slower than expected? In this fourth episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are joined by Dr...

<p>What happens when supervision steps outside the box? In this third episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays are joined by Dr Dan Manahan to explore creative...

<p>Where do the boundaries lie in supervision, and how do we handle it when things get blurred? In this second episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best and Professor Richard Hays unpack the...

<p>What makes supervision rewarding, what makes it challenging, and what happens when things don’t go to plan? In this first episode of the ACRRM RG podcast Supervisors’ Compass, Dr James Best speaks with Professor...
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