ACRRM appoints new Tasmanian College Council representative
ACRRM has appointed Tasmanian Rural Generalist Dr Brian Treanor as its College Council representative for Tasmania.
ACRRM President Dr Rod Martin says Dr Treanor brings extensive experience in rural generalism, medical education and health system leadership, both in Tasmania and nationally.
“Dr Treanor has a strong understanding of the issues facing Rural Generalists in Tasmania, as well as valuable insight from working in highly integrated Rural Generalist systems interstate,” Dr Martin says.
“He is deeply committed to strengthening rural training pathways and supporting the next generation of rural doctors, and we are delighted to welcome him to the ACRRM Council as Tasmania’s representative.”
Apply with confidence: the ACRRM Fellowship application and interview process Information session
Thursday 5 February at 6:00pm AEST
Thinking about ACRRM Fellowship but not quite sure where to start?
Join us for a practical, end-to-end walkthrough of the Fellowship application process — from eligibility and timelines to interviews and what we’re really looking for in a Rural Generalist Fellowship applicant.
In this information session, you’ll gain clear guidance, insider tips and confidence-building insights to help you put your best foot forward.
Planning to apply this intake? Applications for the first 2027 intake close Monday 16 February at 11:59pm AEST — and we’ll cover everything you need to know to be ready.
One of ACRRM's strategic priorities is to develop new programs, services and benefits that support the needs and aspirations of members, while improving access to and delivery of high-quality care for rural, remote and First Nations communities.
To ensure these initiatives are guided by member feedback, we invite you to complete the ACRRM Member Value Survey.
The feedback you provide will directly inform ACRRM’s approach to membership services, programs and advocacy, supporting the delivery of our strategic priorities.
New to the ACRRM Merch Shop
Whether you’re braving the elements, on your feet all day, or just want to rep rural generalism in everyday life, we’ve got you covered.
New in store:
Sports umbrella
ACRRM crew socks (available in two styles)
Practical, comfortable and easy to wear wherever work and life take you. Explore the new arrivals in the ACRRM Merch Shop.
ACRRM recently visited Monash Rural Health Bendigo and delivered an RG orientation to 35 year 5 medical students, with strong engagement and a whole heap of ACRRM merchandise to match. In Northern NSW, the regional team also met with 20 interns in Lismore, hosting a lunch and connecting with key rural health and training stakeholders.
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