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TOWARDS RURAL & OUTBACK HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN QLD

#GORURAL

Your rural health student network for South East QLD

About

About TROHPIQ

TROHPIQ is south east Queensland’s rural health club dedicated to helping medical, nursing, paramedics, dentistry, and allied health students experience the unique career and lifestyle opportunities to be found in regional, rural and remote medicine.

 

We established ourselves in 1994 and have been working towards this goal since then. The club serves students at UQ, QUT, ACU, USQ, CQU and USC with social events, scholarships, seminars and training days. Find out more, become a member or follow us on socials to stay in the loop by clicking below...

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HOW WE CAN HELP

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MEDICINE

Conferences, placement support, information sessions, scholarships and more, TROHPIQ is here to support your rural health goals!

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NURSING & MIDWIFERY

With skills days, bursaries, student networks, social events and more, TROHPIQ is here to support your future rural health career!

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ALLIED HEALTH

 Social events, skills days, advocacy and information sessions, TROHPIQ is here to help you live your rural health dreams!

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DENTISTRY

 Social events, skills days, advocacy and information sessions, TROHPIQ is here to help you live your rural health dreams!

Contact

Contact US:

Towards Rural and Outback Health Professionals in Queensland

The University of Queensland | Mayne Medical School

288 Herston Road, Herston, QLD, 4006 Australia​​

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Thanks for getting in touch!

TROHPIQ acknowledges the First Nation's custodians of the land throughout Australia and its waters, in particular the Turrbal and Jagera peoples on whose land TROHPIQ group is based. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded in Australia. We will always strive to respect, acknowledge, include and celebrate the First Nations peoples of this land and in our community.

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