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Centre for Rural and Remote Health
The Centre for Rural and Remote Health (CRRH) is a University Department of Rural Health (UDRH), one of 15 centres in a national network, and the foundation UDRH in Queensland.
Work or study with us, and contribute to a healthy, vibrant Outback Queensland.
Through delivering education and research, the Centre for Rural and Remote Health aims to build a healthy community and a skilled health workforce in and for regional, rural and remote Queensland.
Our Region
Our region of the vast minerals province, beef and agricultural industries across the North West, Central and Central West, Lower Gulf, Channel Country and the Western Cape spans across more than 600,000 square kilometres – more than 50% of Queensland!
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Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Education and Strategy, Professor Martin Nakata discusses JCU's Indigenous Education Strategy with ABC
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Our #crrh_jcu Pharmacy Academic, Selina Taylor and Adjunct Professor Isabelle Skinner at the finish line of the Outback to Stack Running Festival over the weekend. Both Selina and Isabelle completed the 21km marathon. Great work! #loverural
We recently had a visit from JCU: James Cook University, Australia Pro Vice Chancellor, Indigenous Education and Strategy, Professor Martin Nakata. Whilst Professor Nakata was in Mount Isa he sat down with ABC North West Queensland's Esther McIntyre. Head
Occupational Therapy student Jarred currently on placement in Weipa, supporting R U OK Day yesterday with the Mental Health Team #crrh_jcu #ruralplacement
The CRRH team are wearing yellow today in support of R U OK Day. A conversation and a simple question can change a life #RUOKDay
Building work on our brand new accommodation in Burketown is now complete! The accommodation has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large kitchen and lounge space, outdoor sitting area, study nooks and a lecture room equipped with video conferencing facili
No Mount Isa student placement is complete without visiting the camels. 🐪 Thank you for the fantastic photo Josh Clements! 📸 We want to see more photos of your #crrh_jcu student placment experiences! 🏜Enter our photo Comp for your chance to win a
A warm welcome to our new medicine and exercise physiology students starting placement in Mount Isa today! #crrh_jcu #ruralplacements
We love seeing our @jamescookuniversity students supporting community events during their #ruralplacements. Social Work student, Shahin, and Psychology student, Jeanine, helped out at the Headspace booth at the North West Health Expo over the weekend. Awe
“My placement in Mount Isa has been one of the best clinical and social experiences of my life. As a result of seeing what rural life and indeed, practice is actually like, it makes me realise that there is no other option, it's rural from here on out
Associate Professor Catrina Felton-Busch and Allied Health Clinical Lead, Occupational Therapy Tahnee Elliot with the @tepuotewheke performers at the #gulfcountryfrontierdaysfestival #crrh_jcu @jamescookuniversity
Associate Professor Catrina Felton-Busch and 4th year physio student Matthew sitting down with the team from @bbm987 at the #gulfcountryfrontierdaysfestival
We are all set up at the Gulf Country Frontiers Day Festival! #crrh_jcu @jamescookuniversity #ruralplacement #gulfcountryfrontiersdayfestival
The #crrh_jcu team and @jamescookuniversity students are in Burketown this weekend to support the Gulf Country Frontier Days Festival and engage with the community #ruralplacement
Our @jamescookuniversity Med students got up close and personal with some camels whilst on placement in Boulia. How cool! #ruralplacement #crrh_jcu 🐫🏜🐪
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