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Posted on Apr 23rd 2010 by admin.
| June 4, 2010 |
Upcoming Events
- Sep 17: NRHSN Council Meeting (F2F2)
- Sep 25: Optometry Ball
- Oct 1: Rural Appreciation Weekend (RAW)
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Welcome to RAHMS@UNSW!
Posted on Jul 30th 2009 by admin.
RAHMS is your student-run organisation for medical, optometry, social work, health and exercise science, psychology and medical science students. We are made up of students from both city and country, as well as anyone interested in rural health. Some of us plan to work in rural health while others are just curious. Make sure you experience RAHMS @ UNSW | more
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Posted on Jul 30th 2009 by admin.
Register for RAW10!
Get ready for the largest Rural Health Event in Australia! Rural Appreciation Weekend (RAW) is for 120 Medical and Allied Health students studying around the country. Delegates camp on a sheep station in Dunedoo, NSW where they handle snakes, play with lambs, ride horses, sheer sheep, party hard and hear from stacks of high profile rural Australians in practical health workshops. Oh and did we mention that local high school students are also entering the Teamwork Challenge? Applications opened July 15 and many places have already been filled. Don’t miss out. Register now! | more
We’re back!
RAHMS delegates had a blast at the National University Rural Health Conference! Ernie Dingo as MC, health workshops and loads of social activities! | more
Weekly Update
Didn’t get the email? You should sign up! If you want an nice PDF copy for your collection =P then head here for the weekly updates past and present! | read
Have you checked out…
Posted on Aug 10th 2008 by admin.
Missed out on the scholarships and conferences information session? Get the slides | here
Congratulations to the new Executive for 2010! Check out the crazy new team | more
After a RAHMS tshirt? Only $10! | more
Recommendations for the new site? Let us know | more
Interested in a Rural High School Visit? Become a member first | more
Check out the latest Weekly Update! | more