RURAL MEDICAL EDUCATION AUSTRALIA
Better Study, Better Outcomes.
Commence your successful career in the health care sector with our mid-level qualifications.
GET PAID TO STUDY!
Grow Your Health Career with a Destination Australia Scholarship!
Course
Scholarship is open to students who wish to undertake Full-Time study in:
HLT43021 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
Value
The Scholarships are valued at $7,500 per student, per semester, for the duration of enrolment to support the costs of living and studying in regional Australia
Eligibility
Commencing full time study in Semester 1 in 2023, ongoing regional residency for the remainder of the program.
Griffith Uni Medical Students
GP Exam Prep
RTO
Professional Development
High School Students
Accommodation
ABOUT RURAL MED ED
Rural Medical Education Australia (RMEA) (Rural Med Ed) achieves with a faculty of highly valued, skilled rural clinical academics and researchers leading the following programs:
- Longlook – the rural longitudinal clinical program for Griffith University medical students;
- GPrEP – innovative general practice training program, training doctors in rural general practice;
- Aspire2Health – our high school program inspiring rural students to study health;
- RMEA Training – a Vocational Education Training (VET) VET program for rural students providing a pathway to a career in rural health.
We have a team of qualified, experienced clinical academic educators to deliver the Griffith University 3rd and 4th year rural medical student program, general practice exam preparation programs and VET training.Â
Rural Med Ed has partnered with Griffith University to deliver the University’s rural clinical program, funded by the Commonwealth Government Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training program. As Rural Med Ed is locally based, locally led and locally governed, it ensures a focused rural stream for the Griffith University School of Medicine.
Our research program is supported by clinical research academics living and working in rural Queensland.
We have been successful in funding from Destination Australia with 10 scholarships for Cert IV in Allied Health Assistance.
Our Considering Medicine and Aspire2Health high school programs aim to increase the number of rural and indigenous students graduating from health courses.
