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No CT scanners but meaningful connections: the raw reality of being a country GP

The bursaries provide $1,000 each to help students cover placement costs as rural doctors shortages continue across bush communities.

Summary by westernadvocate.com.au
After nine years as a paramedic in western NSW, Ebony Higson is training to be a rural doctor. Discover her mission to close the critical doctor shortage.

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No CT scanners but meaningful connections: the raw reality of being a country GP

After nine years as a paramedic in western NSW, Ebony Higson is training to be a rural doctor. Discover her mission to close the critical doctor shortage.

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westernadvocate.com.au broke the news on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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