SARM Program Team Sets Strategic Direction for 2026 and Beyond
The South Australia Rural Medical (SARM) Program team met on July 3 for a two-day planning session focused on reviewing progress and outlining priorities for the […]
Archive Author: Elspeth Radford
Flinders Limestone Coast Roadshow
On Monday academics and professional staff from Flinders were welcomed at Grant High School in Mt Gambier for the Limestone Coast Roadshow. Year 10, 11 & […]
GP Supervisors Gather for a Day of Rural Medical Education
The 2025 GP Supervisors Workshop, part of the South Australian Rural Medical (SARM) Program, brought together a passionate and dedicated group of rural medical educators last […]
Get Loud for Mental Health with Crazy Socks for Docs
The Flinders SA Regional Training Hub proudly supported Crazy Socks for Docs across our Rural and Remote Health SA campuses. Crazy Socks for Docs is a […]
Japanese Medical Student Returns to South Australia for Elective Placement
Mako Amotou, a final-year medical student from Toyama University in Japan, has returned to South Australia for a three-week international elective placement with the Riverland Academy […]
Hearing Voices that are Distressing Simulation Workshops in rural SA
Flinders University Department of Rural Health in collaboration with University of South Australia delivered two workshops in Mount Gambier recently. Participants included staff and students from […]
Congratulations Dr Ben Ellul
Congratulations to Dr Ben Ellul, Riverland SARM Program lecturer in Anatomy and Pathology, who officially received his PhD this week from the University of Adelaide. Ben […]
Launching our SA Rural Medical Program in Mt Gambier
On Wednesday the Vice Chancellor, Professor Colin Stirling, officially launched the new SA Rural Medical Program at Flinders Mount Gambier campus to an enthusiastic audience of […]
MD Rural Stream students’ action-packed week one
From Renmark to the Barossa, Murray Bridge to Victor Harbor and Mt Gambier, our new cohort of MD3 students participated in an action packed first […]