Allied Health Rural Generalist Advanced Training
Queensland Health provides a 12-month program for emerging rural and remote allied health leaders that includes mentoring and funded post-graduate education in health services management or health professional education. The program supports the development of the established rural generalist workforce.
All Allied health Rural Generalist Advanced Training participants undertake a 12-month program which includes
- post-graduate study (graduate certificate) in either health services management, clinical leadership or health professional education
- 12-month learning set-style group mentoring program to facilitate peer support and networking, and the application of learning in practice,
- lead a work-based project that increases rural generalist education and training capacity (workforce development) or implements rural generalist service redesign and improvement (service development).
Queensland Health have developed a detailed guide regarding the Allied Health Rural Generalist Advanced Training, which can be found here: AHRGP Advanced Training Guide