My rural medicine story: Makenzie Rowe

Growing up with a chronic health condition in regional Queensland, Makenzie Rowe understands the challenges rural communities face in accessing healthcare – as well as the huge impact doctors can have on their patients. The sixth-year medical student is excitedly eying a career in rural generalism, with a special interest in obstetrics and emergency, where…

Student Profile: Sara Fagan

A legacy of health and healing For First Nations medical student Sara Fagan, the pursuit of medicine is a journey deeply rooted in her culture and the resilient spirits of her ancestors. Now in her fourth year at Bond University’s Gold Coast campus, Sara is navigating her first clinical year with a clear vision: to…

Top tips for medical students

by the University of Queensland GPSN Club Why GP is the ultimate Choose Your Own Adventure career There’s a persistent myth that GP is the backup plan for those who couldn’t hack it. In reality, it’s the opposite. If you want to be the architect of your own career, GP is the most radical choice…

Start your GP journey with mob

If you’re an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander medical student curious about a future as a General Practitioner or Rural Generalist, Indigenous General Practice Trainee Network (IGPTN) is here for you. Medical school is the beginning of an exciting (and demanding) pathway. IGPTN connects you with community, culture and role models, helping you explore career…