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22 November 2016
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Register now - medSPACE UMAT Preparation Support Program for 2017
Completing the Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciences Admissions Test (UMAT) is a key requirement when applying for medicine or dentistry. RDWA’s medSPACE UMAT Preparation Support Program is for students who have a rural background and need to sit the UMAT in 2017 for admission into university.
The medSPACE UMAT Preparation Support Program provides you with a comprehensive two-day workshop as well as access to an online distance education package, allowing you to work through practice exams, guides and drills to develop your UMAT performance. Workshops for 2017 will be held:
Whyalla 10-11 January
Adelaide 13-14 January
Mount Gambier 17-18 January
To register for support, please visit medSPACE UMAT Preparation Support Program.
For more information contact Rick Schneider, RDWA Attraction, on 08 8234 8277 or email attraction@ruraldoc.com.au.
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GP Local CPD Event - Arthritis Update, Flinders and Far North
Tuesday 29 November 6.30-9.00pm, Standpipe Golf Motor Inn, Port Augusta
Presented by Dr Simon Burnet, Rheumatologist
Find out more>>
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Nominations open for the Young Achiever Awards
The RDWA is once again delighted to be involved with the Channel 9 Young Achiever Awards, as category sponsor of the Rural Doctors Workforce Agency Rural Health Award.
The Rural Health Award recognises young South Australians up to 29 years of age in regional and rural areas who are dedicated to those in need of health services.
Many young people in rural SA passionately and selflessly provide support, guidance, encouragement, assistance or professional services within the health sector. They offer friendship, hope, inspiration and medical or voluntary assistance to the aged, infirmed, sick, injured and home bound.
This Award acknowledges the services, efforts, actions and positive input provided by volunteers, carers and health professionals, creating a sense of community spirit, which plays a vital role in enhancing the quality of life of those who depend on them.
Do you know of anyone in your community? If so, please nominate them for the Rural Health Award category.
Port Lincoln based Optometrist, Tamra Karolewicz, received the 2016 Rural Health Award, recognised for making a difference to eye health on the Eyre Peninsula.
Nominations close Tuesday 24 January 2017. For more information and to nominate visit the Awards Australia website.
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