The University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health Tamworth Education Centre is dedicated to improving rural and remote health in local NSW communities. Through community engagement activities, research initiatives, and undergraduate placements, the center plays a crucial role in addressing rural health challenges. Students, researchers, educators, and graduates collaborate to make a positive impact on healthcare in rural areas.
Offering support to domestic allied health, medicine, and nursing students from Commonwealth-funded universities, the Education Centre provides valuable learning experiences through rural placements. Regardless of their university affiliation, individuals can access accommodation assistance, interprofessional learning opportunities, academic support, and community engagement activities within the NSW rural footprint. The center aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the healthcare industry.
Clinicians from various healthcare settings are encouraged to engage with the Education Centre to supervise students during placements within the NSW rural footprint. By fostering partnerships with health services, private practices, and other organizations, the center creates opportunities for hands-on learning and professional development. The University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health acknowledges and respects the traditional custodians of the lands in its footprint areas, demonstrating a commitment to cultural awareness and inclusivity.
