JCU med grads securing rural roles

Updated December 17 2015 - 8:52am, first published March 31 2014 - 5:00am
Research published in the Rural and Remote Health journal shows JCU graduates from non-metropolitan backgrounds were much more likely to practice in rural and regional Australia than graduates from other medical schools.
Research published in the Rural and Remote Health journal shows JCU graduates from non-metropolitan backgrounds were much more likely to practice in rural and regional Australia than graduates from other medical schools.

JAMES Cook University (JCU) medical students are helping to address bush doctor shortages, with graduates from regional and remote areas preferring to ‘go rural’, compared to their city counterparts.

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