Registered Training Organisation
Welcome to Rural Med Ed’s RTO page where we aim to deliver the highest level of vocational education and training to current and potential health students.
Strategic Aims
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To provide health education with a rural emphasis and cultural safety to:
1. Educate the rural health workforce
2. Establish a pipeline of rural health learners and trainees
3. Innovation in education
4. Improve rural health in our communities through collaboration, research and workforce sustainability - To collaborate with Universities delivering rural and regional health education
- To evaluate Health Education activities
- To undertake relevant Rural Health Research
- To conduct the business with good corporate governance fiscally prudently with good business practice
- To value and engage staff
Scope of Practice
RMEA Ltd RTO has the following nationally recognised qualifications on its scope of registration.
HLT43015 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
Target Student Groups: School students in their final years of school or those students with a keen interest in allied health, can often be used as an introduction to future study in the allied health fields.
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Courses for Registered Training Organisation
Courses for
Griffith University Medical Students
General Practice Exam Preparation
RTO
Professional Development
High School Students
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