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Minor doctor share: Just three of 12 new interns based locally despite ‘major service centre’ status I Australian Rural & Regional News
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Minor doctor share: Just three of 12 new interns based locally despite ‘major service centre’ status I Australian Rural & Regional News
The Malinauskas Labor government has unveiled a $13 million election commitment to build a new medical school training centre in Mount Gambier – promising a stronger “pipeline of doctors” for regional South Australia. But of the 12 intern doctors recruited this year to the Limestone Coast Local Health Network (LCLHN), only three are based in Naracoorte – a town formally designated as a major service centre under the government’s ambitious Limest…
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