Victorian Rural Generalist Supervisors of the Loddon Mallee Loddon Mallee Rural Generalist Supervisors

Most people call him Aji, and Dr Olusegun Ajiboye has made Echuca his home. Having recently begun his own practice, he's growing the amount of GP services available in town, along with the capacity to supervise trainees.

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This podcast is made possible through support from Murray City  Country Coast GP Training and Monash University's North West Victorian  Regional Training Hub funded through the Commonwealth Department of  Health's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training Program.

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On top of being President-Elect of the Rural Doctors Association of Australia, Dr Megan Belot is a Rural Generalist in Kerang where she supervises GP trainees.

While supervising trainees in a GP clinic adds to her workload, the extra resources this junior colleague brings to the practice more than make up for it, helping a town which faced a drought of doctors just a few years ago.

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This podcast is made possible through support from Murray City  Country Coast GP Training and Monash University's North West Victorian  Regional Training Hub funded through the Commonwealth Department of  Health's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training Program.

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Dr Simon Judkins made a tree change during last year's lockdown, taking up the role of Director of Emergency at Echuca Regional Health.

Echuca's ED has a mix of specialists and Rural Generalists, providing a great environment for trainees to build their skills alongside a diverse range of practitioners.

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This podcast is made possible through support from Murray City  Country Coast GP Training and Monash University's North West Victorian  Regional Training Hub funded through the Commonwealth Department of  Health's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training Program.

Discover MCCC GP Training here: https://www.mccc.com.au/

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Small rural communities lack the demand for a lot of full time specialist doctors like Anaesthetists, however emergencies and acute healthcare issues can happen anywhere. The skills which Rural Generalists can provide on the spot can mean the difference between life and death.

Dr John Eddington is the Director of Anaesthesia at Bendigo Health and says the skills Rural Generalists develop under his supervision are a key component of any healthcare capacity in rural medicine.

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This podcast is made possible through support from Murray City  Country Coast GP Training and Monash University's North West Victorian  Regional Training Hub funded through the Commonwealth Department of  Health's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training Program.

Discover MCCC GP Training here: https://www.mccc.com.au/

Find out more about Monash University's North West Victorian Regional Training Hub: https://www.monash.edu/medicine/srh/hubs/

Rural Generalists are a critical first step for people seeking assistance with mental health.

The training and supervision Bendigo Health's Coordinator of Psychiatry Training Dr Nilumi Ziffer delivers means that Rural Generalists are equipped to help those in need.

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This podcast is made possible through support from Murray City  Country Coast GP Training and Monash University's North West Victorian  Regional Training Hub funded through the Commonwealth Department of  Health's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training Program.

Discover MCCC GP Training here: https://www.mccc.com.au/

Find out more about Monash University's North West Victorian Regional Training Hub: https://www.monash.edu/medicine/srh/hubs/

Supervising trainees might seem like a one way street from the outside, but teaching the next generation of doctors is something which challenges the ways you practice and keeps your skills fresh.

This is something which stuck out to Dr Alison Walker as she began supervising trainees. As the Director of Anaesthetics and Intensive Care at Mildura Base Public Hospital, she guides trainees on their journey to solo practice.

Find out more about becoming a Rural Generalist here: http://vicruralgeneralist.com.au/

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This podcast is made possible through support from Murray City Country Coast GP Training and Monash University's North West Victorian Regional Training Hub funded through the Commonwealth Department of Health's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training Program.

Discover MCCC GP Training here: https://www.mccc.com.au/

Find out more about Monash University's North West Victorian Regional Training Hub: https://www.monash.edu/medicine/srh/hubs/