Rural Medical Education Australia
RMEA is responsible for educating a highly skilled medical workforce in rural communities
RMEA is responsible for educating a highly skilled medical workforce in rural communities
Rural Medical Education Australia (RMEA) aims to address the issue of providing highly skilled medical workforce in rural communities. Founded in 2002 as Rural and Regional QLD Consortium, the organization has evolved significantly, now offering four key programs and partnering with Griffith University. These programs include Longlook, a rural longitudinal clinical program for medical students; GPrEP, an innovative general practice training program; Aspire2Health, a program inspiring rural students to study health; and RuralMedEd Training, a VET program providing a pathway to a career in rural health. The team comprises highly valued rural clinical academics and researchers, focusing on health workforce solutions for rural communities. RMEA's dedication to addressing the healthcare needs of rural areas makes it a noteworthy player in the education industry. However, the current standing of any previous or ongoing investments and investors is not specified.
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