NSW Rural Doctors Network |
Celebrating 20 years of NSW Rural Doctors Network supporting rural doctors in NSW
The NSW Rural Doctors Network provides support for a continuing and high quality rural medical workforce in NSW. NSW Rural Doctors Network develops and administers a number of programs to improve the recruitment and retention of General Practitioners (GPs) in rural and remote NSW, as well as providing a central information resource for rural medical support initiatives in NSW, Australia.
NSW Rural Doctors Network is a not for profit, non government organisation with around 700 Doctor members. It is funded by both the NSW state government and Australian federal government. RDN works with the NSW Rural Doctors Association (RDA) - an industrial and medical political body - and the 20 rural Divisions of General Practice in regionalised areas of NSW, to support general practice.
Established as a public company limited by guarantee in January 1998, NSW Rural Doctors Network took over many of the pre existing roles of the Rural Doctors Resource Network (RDRN) and the NSW Rural Divisions Coordinating Unit (RDCU).| Website | www.nswrdn.com.au | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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