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Rural Training Pathways
Assisting medical graduates to gain country experience.
The rural training pathways in Western Australia help retain medical graduates in country areas. Health practitioners are able to complete different stages of their medical training from student to graduate in rural areas.
By working in rural and remote Western Australia you will have the opportunity to practise varied and challenging work, develop professional skills and maintain a healthy work-life balance whilst being part of a close-knit regional community. Contact the Rural Practice Pathway Coordinator to find out how you can start a career in Western Australia.
Rural training opportunities
Country experiences
More Doctors for Rural Australia Program (MDRAP)
MDRAP provides an opportunity for 'GP-curious' junior doctors to gain exposure to general practice in a supported environment, without the requirement to commit to a GP training pathway.
Professional development
Rural Health West provides a range of professional development opportunities to health students and rural health professionals, including workshops held in rural and remote locations. View our Events Calendar for all upcoming conferences and workshops.