Building Respectful and Effective Partnerships with Aboriginal Health Workers
How can rural doctors establish genuinely respectful and effective partnerships with Aboriginal health workers?
In this episode of RG Life Hacks, Dr Emily Moody speaks with Dr Nicolette Roux and Aboriginal health worker Tamara Murray from the Wuchopperen Health Service in Cairns.
Nicci and Tamara share what culturally safe, community-led care looks like in practice, and the vital role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers play in coordinating clinics, supporting communication, and ensuring patients feel seen and understood.
They also provide practical guidance for registrars on effective listening, yarning, and recognising the expertise that Aboriginal health workers bring to team-based care.
A valuable conversation for anyone working in rural and remote settings who wishes to strengthen partnerships and deliver safer, more connected care.
Kick off the new year with hands-on, high-impact training designed for Rural Generalists. Our courses aim to build practical capability across emergency care, resuscitation, paediatrics, ultrasound and more.
The Certificate: Advancing Mental Health care through medical excellence
Would you like to deepen your expertise in psychiatry to better support patients' mental health?
The Certificate of Postgraduate Training in Clinical Psychiatry (the Certificate) has been specifically designed for medical practitioners working in mental health settings. This program supports the professional development of non-psychiatry medical staff such as CMOs and GPs, helping to strengthen the workforce and meet the growing needs of our communities.
Through a structured, hands-on learning pathway, participants will gain practical psychiatric knowledge and skills to enhance clinical confidence, improve patient outcomes, and boost career satisfaction.
Monash University researchers are inviting Australian health professionals to take their 10-minute online survey. The survey aims to capture your views about guideline currency and about living guidelines.
ACRRM in action
Skin cancer training in TAS and Practice info in NSW
The Tasmania regional team held its inaugural skin cancer workshop last week while in NSW Dr Vanessa Hewitt presented to to ACCHS and AMS practice managers, covering ACRRM training, RG support, funding and accreditation.
ACRRM Online Learning
Finish the year strong with free online learning
As 2025 comes to a close, it’s a great time to reflect on your learning and explore new areas of interest.
ACRRM offers a wide range of online learning courses free to members, including the newly revised Introduction to Population Health course. This updated course provides a practical foundation in population health principles, with real-world examples tailored to rural and remote practice.
Whether you’re refreshing existing skills or broadening your knowledge, ACRRM’s online learning library offers flexible, self-paced options you can access anytime.
Discover what’s available and set yourself up for a strong start to the year ahead.
ACRRM is seeking expressions of interest from Fellows who wish to nominate themselves to represent the College on the Hunter Postgraduate Medical Institute Board. The Board meets once a year, no later than 31 March and ACRRM is able to nominate one GP to the Board.
If you are interested in representing the College on this Board, please submit a short expression of interest and your CV, or direct any queries, via email to ea@acrrm.org.au by Friday 19 December 2025.
Courses
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ACRRM acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the custodians of the lands and waters where our members and staff work and live across Australia. We pay respect to their elders, lores, customs and Dreaming. We recognise these lands and waters have always been a place of teaching, learning, and healing.
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