The annual Midnight Muster, one of the biggest parties on the social calendar, is not to be missed! Ticket sales go towards the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
TROHPIQ Heads-up 2012
Please click here to download the TROHPIQ Heads-Up 2012 presentation.
Any comments or suggestions are most welcome, please direct them to Andrew (pastpresident@trohpiq.org) or Kate (secretary@trohpiq.org).
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First TROHPIQ Meeting of the Year
Interested in finding out more about TROHPIQ and how you can get involved in 2012? Come along to our first general meeting of the year, where we will be talking about some changes to the club as well as looking for interested members to contribute as representatives and convenors for some of our great trips.
The meeting is on Tuesday February 7th at 6pm in Room 566 of the Brian Wilson Chancellery at UQ St Lucia (Building 61A near the student centre and the Chancellor’s Place bus stop, enter the building via the ramp and go up to level 5). Everyone is welcome!
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Bargara 2012… a sodden sojourn!
The week-end just gone saw the first of TROHPIQ’s inter-RCS trips at the (usually) lovely Bargara in the Wide Bay region. Being just 15 minutes outside of Bundaberg, Bargara is fabled for combining surf beaches with access to the Great Barrier Reef and 35 eager students descended upon it hoping to enjoy a week-end of water. The weather, however, had other ideas.
- Trying to escape this…
- … and ending up with this!
- Biggenden pub… the biggest, juciest, pepperiest steak the good side of $20
- A trip to the Turtle Rookery
- Ah what could have been!
- The weather all fine in these hearts
- Tegan, Kate, Pete and Christine
- Green for wisdom
- Havin’ a good time
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New Wide Bay Rural Clinical School Announced
In an effort to better support students the University of Queensland Rural Clinical School units (UQRCS) at Fraser Coast and Bundaberg have officially merged to become the Rural Clinical School – Wide Bay.
Prof Geoff Nicholson, Head of the UQRCS, plans for the merger to “facilitate ongoing development of medical education and research in the Wide Bay region,’
According to the Clinical Director of the UQRCS Fraser Coast, Dr Riitta Partanen indicated the “resources such as library and IT will be shared across the two locations, and now students will now have the flexibility to move between sites, in order to maximise the available resources and placements with Queensland Health, the private hospital sector, community specialists and GPs.”
Later this year MBBS students will be able to preference either Wide Bay (Bundaberg) or Wide Bay (Fraser Coast) for their third and/or fourth clinical training years.
Any enquiries about the merger can be directed to RCSenquiries@uq.edu.au
















