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Port Lincoln Hospital and Health Service: Rural Generalist Medicine

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Port Lincoln Hospital and Health Service
Rural Generalist Medicine

AccreditedACRRMAustralian College of Rural and Remote MedicineAustralian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM)RACGPRoyal Australian College of General PractitionersRoyal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)Rural Generalist Medicine

Port Lincoln Hospital and Health Service Rural Generalist Medicine

Port Lincoln, SA

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1Career Progression. The strongest single predictor. High scores mean consultants actively support trainees onto the program.

2Supervisor Accessibility. Referee relationships need consultants who are on the floor.

3Research Opportunities. Look for consultants who publish and involve trainees in their projects.

4Case Mix. Volume fills logbooks. Variety impresses selection panels.

5Work-Life Balance. Matters for sustainability, less for selection.

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