A message from Kei Hsieh, GPSN National Chair 2025

Hello, my name is Kei, and it is my privilege to serve as your National GPSN Chair for 2025. On behalf of the GPSN community, I want to extend a warm congratulations and welcome to all the new medical students beginning this exciting journey! Starting medical school is a significant milestone, filled with challenges and…

Student Profile: Tess Poulose

GPSN member Tess Poulose is in her first year of The University of Melbourne’s end-to-end rural medical program, studying at La Trobe University’s Bendigo campus.
The Rural Medical Pathway offers a unique opportunity for students from rural or regional backgrounds to study and eventually practice medicine in non-urban communities.