(02) 6382 1544The practice welcomes Dr Sai Win to commence his registrar training with us from 8/10/24 ; he is a Graduate from University on NSW and has been practicing in Boorowa from 2014 to 2024 under RVTS Scheme.
Travel Assistance NSW- ” IPTASS “
You can claim a financial subsidy towards the following if you are eligible:
- private vehicle travel
- public transport (trains, buses and ferries)
- taxis
- air travel (in special circumstances)
- accommodation (both with family and friends and in not-for-profit and commercial accommodation)
To be eligible for financial assistance from IPTAAS, you must:
- be a resident of NSW or Lord Howe Island
- be enrolled with Medicare
- not be receiving, or eligible for, financial assistance for travel and accommodation from third party insurance or other Australian government services
- be referred for treatment at your nearest health service
- receive treatment at an approved health service
- travel from your residence for treatment at least 100km (one way), or at least 200kms in a week by making multiple trips to and from treatment
see NSW Website for forms and more details
Nutrition Education Materials Online (NEMO) Queensland Health
https://www.health.qld.gov.au/nutrition/patients
An excellent resource
These nutrition education materials are designed for members of the public and provide nutritional information about a range of topics. The information contained within the NEMO resources is general in nature, and should be used in conjunction with individualised dietary advice from a Dietitian, General Practitioner or other qualified health professional.
You can find the information you need by either using the “filter by category” drop-down menu, or the search bar
Q Fever Register to close July 2025
ANU Medical students 2024
students enrolled in healthcare degrees in NSW can apply for up to $12,000 in subsidies
Applications open for study subsidies to boost NSW healthcare workforce
15 January 2024
From today, students enrolled in healthcare degrees in NSW can apply for up to $12,000 in subsidies to support them in their studies
see link below.
Applications open for study subsidies to boost NSW healthcare workforce – News
Allied Health Rural Generalist Program (Level 1) Scholarship
The Allied Health Rural Generalist Program (Level 1) Scholarship has been established to equip and support new graduate or early career allied health professionals to work effectively in rural and remote settings.
About the scholarship
The Allied Health Rural Generalist Program (Level 1) Scholarship provides financial assistance of up to $12,000 to complete the Level 1 Allied Health Rural Generalist Program through James Cook University. Scholarship funds can be used for course fees, technology or other costs associated with completing this training program within your Local Health District.
The Scholarship is available for new graduate and early career (less than 3 years’ experience) NSW Health allied health professionals working in an MM3-MM7 location.
Allied Health Rural Generalist Program (Level 1) Scholarship | HETI (nsw.gov.au)
Supporting Entry into University Medicine Program Scholarship
The Supporting Entry into University Medicine Program Scholarship is designed to provide financial support to prospective students from NSW rural communities who are pursuing a career in medicine.
About the scholarship
The Program aims to support entry-level students that intend to work in rural communities in the future. The Scholarship provides financial support ($1200) to cover registration for a 2024 GAMSAT exam, assist with associated expenses such as travel to the exam and preparation for the exam (e.g., purchasing preparation materials).
Please read the Scholarship Guidelines for eligibility and the link to the online application form via this link
Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV)
Mask policy changes
