This week we meet Nursing Director Karrie Long. Karrie talks about how building a broad foundation in nursing through working in rural and regional areas had guided her professional development and built skills that she uses every day.

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This week we meet Registered Nurse Caitlin Duffie, who in just 3 years of nursing took the opportunity to work in remote Central Western Queensland and decided to stay a little bit longer.

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This week we meet Craig Cameron who talks about his passion for living and working in rural areas led to nursing and how these opportunities come from having confidence in yourself to say yes.

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This week we battle through some difficult internet connects to yarn with Mark Goddard. Mark is a program coordinator for the Western Queensland Primary Healthcare Network. Marks reflects on although you may live and work in small country towns where everyone knows you - it works both ways.

Here's a link to Paul Sayer's "Howling at the moon" https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/705723.Howling_at_the_Moon

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This week we meet ADON and Nurse Practitioner Frank Grainer who talks about finding you connection with community to build resilience in rural and remote nursing.

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This week we meet Student in Nursing Emily Causer who talks about why she chose not only nuring, but rural and remote nursing as her preferred career path having lived in rural and remote areas.

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This week we meet 2 incredible nurses, twin sisters Rochelle and Jasmine Picton. They talk about their desire to diversify their careers from the beginning and not be pigeon-holed into one specialty. 

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This week we meet Diabetic Educator and Nurse Practitioner Tracy Sekac from Weipa. Tracy talks about her initial hesitancy to go remote and then her love of culture after deciding to fully immerse herself and her young family in remote island living. Tracy also has a cheeky plug and recruitment to her facilities. 

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This week we meet Genevieve Free, currently a registered nurse at Rockhampton who started her career as a remote nurse as a graduate in Central Western Queensland. Genevieve talks of her curiosity leading her path to cardiac specialty. 

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This week we meet Professor Sabina Knight OAM who reminds us that while remote area nursing is an incredible opportunity, it's not a tourist destination - it's about providing the best care with the right resources in a timely manner making a real difference in people's lives.

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