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Wagga ED was once based on a ‘fly in, fly out’ model of care with little capacity to accommodate trainees. However, like many RRR EDs, Wagga ED has since enjoyed strong growth and significant progress in workforce and trainee engagement, and is now an ideal place to train and work.
Three years ago Albury Wodonga Health had just two ACEM trainees in its emergency department. Today it boasts eight trainees, with the regional ED becoming an option of choice for emergency physicians looking for career development opportunities.
Dr Georgina Beech and Dr Seira Ikeuchi both share a passion for supporting regional and rural candidates to equitably access educational resources, and have established their own program to help these trainees prepare for the OSCE.
If you work in medicine and want to start a family, consider foster care or adoption, writes Dr Rhys Ross-Browne, an adopted parent of three children.
This year’s ACEM Winter Symposium will offer attendees opportunities to consider recent changes on the frontlines of emergency medicine.
