The National Rural Health Students' Network (NRHSN) represents 25 Rural Health Clubs (RHC) with over 6500 members located at universities throughout Australia. The NRHSN is a multidisciplinary Network.

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Benefits

There are so many benefits to being a member of the NRHSN and your Rural Health Club, including:

social functions
bush trips
guest speaker and skills nights
forums and conferences
Rural High School Visits
Conference Funding (CoNS)
Indigenous Community Festivals
publications such as 'When the Cowpat Hits the Windmill' and 'Rural Placements Guide'
networking with other students
Indigenous Festivals
twice yearly newsletter, Cooee!
National University Rural Health Conference (NURHC)
Scholarship information
...so many more

All of them are a fun way of promoting the idea of practising in rural and remote Australia! The NRHSN is also able to represent your viewpoints on current rural and remote health issues affecting students to key organisations and political parties.

Importantly, your experience as an NRHSN member should be about developing your skills, making great friends and having a fantastic time while learning more about the opportunities available to you as a health student with a passion for rural and remote health in Australia!