ACRRM Life Hacks

Fellowship at ACRRM - the training pathway

In this podcast, Dr Emily Moody talks to Dr Greg Gladman, ACRRM's Director of Training, and discusses the pathway to a rural generalist fellowship at ACRRM. He talks about his own journey and highlights the exciting opportunities and careers that wait for new rural generalist fellows. 

Self care: Burnout

This is the second podcast with Dr Emily Moody and Dr Trevor Burchall. This podcast talks about the signs of burnout and what you can do as a rural generalist to ensure that you do not experience this in your career. 
References:
Beyond Blue
https://www.beyondblue.org.au/
Black Dog Institute
https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/
Dancing With The Black Dog
https://www.dancingwiththeblackdog.com/
MIGA
https://www.miga.com.au/education/doctors-health
Members experiencing workplace, training, exam, or other stresses or issues impacting your personal wellbeing can call ACRRM's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for free. Call 1800 818 728 to receive immediate and confidential phone counselling support 24/7 in Australia and overseas.
Wellbeing (acrrm.org.au)
ACRRM RG Foundation Skills: Self-care and wellbeing:
Event details - ACRRM

Self-care and mental health.

In this podcast, Dr Emily Moody interviews Dr Trevor Burchall and discusses the importance of self-care and mental health. They share personal experiences and offer advice and strategies to enable you to be aware of your own mental health.
References:
Beyond Blue
https://www.beyondblue.org.au/
Black Dog Institute
https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/
Dancing With The Black Dog
https://www.dancingwiththeblackdog.com/
MIGA
https://www.miga.com.au/education/doctors-health
Members experiencing workplace, training, exam, or other stresses or issues impacting your personal wellbeing can call ACRRM's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for free. Call 1800 818 728 to receive immediate and confidential phone counselling support 24/7 in Australia and overseas.
Wellbeing (acrrm.org.au)
ACRRM RG Foundation Skills: Self-care and wellbeing:
Event details - ACRRM

Listen to Dr James Fraser as he explains and guides you through all things assessment.

Dr James Fraser is an ACRRM Fellow with specific expertise in emergency medicine and medical education. Prior to the completion of his Fellowship, James had 25 years of emergency medicine experience, including as an Emergency Department Director. James has also held senior academic positions in Australian University medical programs and has been a team member for AMC medical school accreditations.In this podcast, Dr Fraser explains the role of assessment in your fellowship pathway. He discusses the different assessment modalities and offers insights into how to best prepare for and complete these assessments.
Do assessments make you nervous? Are you not entirely sure what they are all about?
 
References:
Introduction to CBD Assessment
Introduction to StAMPS Assessment
Introduction to MCQ Assessment
ACRRM Fellowship Assessment
Disclaimer:
The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and may not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.