About

A University Department of Rural Health

SQRH has been established to increase rural health training opportunities for nursing, midwifery and allied health students and health professionals in regional, rural and remote communities.

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Communities

Everyone deserves access to high quality health care!

We are developing the health workforce where it is needed most.

Check out our interactive map to learn more about the communities we cover in regional, rural and remote southern Queensland.

Communities in our Region SQRH Health & Wellness Clinic - Toowoomba

Research

Be Part of the Solution

SQRH supports rural health professionals and students to engage in high quality rural health research.

Rural Health Research

Students

Why Go Rural?

diverse clinical experiences,
enhanced cultural capability,
work as part of a team,
experience interprofessional learning,
experience adventures of rural life.

Students Student Supports Accommodation Interprofessional Education & Placements

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Our people

Clinical Education Team

Clinical Educator (Nursing)

Kate Beyer

Clinical Educator (Nursing)

Ruth Davenport

Clinical Educator (Mental Health Nursing)

Dayle Osborn

Clinical Educator (Midwifery)

Helen Goodwin

Clinical Educator (Exercise Physiology)

Steve Woodruffe

Clinical Educator (Exercise Physiology)

Kate Bell

Clinical Educator (Occupational Therapy)

Dr Lin Wegener PHD

Clinical Educator (Dietetics)

Nicole Ward

Clinical Educator (Dietetics)

Jayne Kirkpatrick

Clinical Educator (Social Work)

Maryanne Long

Clinical Educator (Speech Pathology)

Chrissie O’Connell

Clinical Educator (Pharmacy)

Stephanie Mathews

Clinical Educator (Allied Health, South West)

Jessica Jungmann

Clinical Educator (Nursing, South West)

Position vacant

Clinical Educator (Psychology)

Michelle Aniftos

Clinical Educator (Physiotherapy)

Ginny Snoswell

A Commonwealth-funded University Department of Rural Health

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We acknowledge and pay our respect to Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the first inhabitants of the nation, and acknowledge Traditional Owners of the lands where our staff and students live, learn and work.

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