This week we meet Clinical Nurse Educator Sue Wilkes who after many years working in rural and remote areas, now provides short, sharp education and support to rural and remote clinicians via video conference. 

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This week we meet Clinical Educator and Disaster Manager Claire Molloy from Central Western Queensland. Claire talks about the challenge in small communities of caring for people you may know during a trauma.

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This episode we meet the Director of Nursing from Pormpuraaw, Mel Durden. Mel talks about the change in lifestyle from inner city Melbourne to isolated communities in Cape York if Far North Queensland and comes with a caution - "be careful what you wish for, you just might get it". 

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This episode we meet Jack Potter. Jack is a clinical nurse who grew up in remote in the remote communities of Cape York in Far North Queensland. Jack has experienced both remote and isolate nursing caring for those who cared for him as a small child. Jack talks fondly of getting involved in community and providing true 'hospital in the home' care on country.

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This episode we meet Director of Nursing Anne-Marie Scully. Anne-Marie talks about some of the challenges and opportunities she has been involved in building the framework for nursing and midwifery in remote areas at both a local, state and Commonwealth level.

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This week we meet a nurse and midwife Sally Crothers. Sally talks about her time in Central Australia and how ongoing education for her supported ongoing education for the remote communities. 

Apologies for the reverb in this episode. This is just some of the technical issues we work with every day in remote areas, and sometimes if it's worth saying - it's worth saying twice :)

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This episode we meet Helen McMonagle who is the Director of Nursing from Isisford Primary Health Care Centre in Central Western Queensland. Helen talks to us about her desire to do more and her passion as a clinician. Helen is also a midwife and recalls some extraordinary cases of collaboration within the team and the community to care for midwifery patients post-partum.

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This week we meet Associate Professor Pauline Calleja from Cairns in Far North Queensland. Pauline talks about the various opportunities in rural and remote and her passion for research. 

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This episode we meet Laura Berry. Laura started her career as a mental health clinician and made the switch to sexual and reproductive health providing outreach services to the communities of Cape York in Far Northern Queensland.

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This week we meet Adjunct Professor Shelley Nowlan. Professor Nowlan is the Deputy National Rural Health Commissioner and is currently located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Shelley talks to us about leadership and the challenges of remote putting it all into perspective.

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