THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING RMA25!
RMA25: JOIN AUSTRALIA'S RURAL MEDICINE COMMUNITY IN PERTH!
On behalf of ACRRM and RDAA, we extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us at Rural Medicine Australia 2025 in Boorloo (Perth) — Whadjuk Noongar Country.
What an incredible three days! From 22 – 25 October, Crown Perth came alive with the energy, expertise, and camaraderie that defines Australia’s rural medicine community.
Thank you for:
- Bringing your passion and dedication to every education session and making professional development genuinely engaging
- Sharing your knowledge, stories, and the clever techniques you have mastered in delivering care where resources aren’t just a phone call away
- Building meaningful connections with colleagues—both at our social events and in the countless conversations throughout the venue
- Celebrating the outstanding achievements of rural healthcare professionals who make a real difference every day
- Mentoring and inspiring the next generation of rural practitioners
To our rural doctors, medical students, healthcare professionals, sponsors, exhibitors, speakers, and everyone who contributed to making RMA25 a success—you are the heart of this community.
The connections forged, knowledge shared, and friendships strengthened over these three days in Perth’s sunshine will continue to benefit rural healthcare across Australia for years to come.
See You at RMA26!
TARNDANYA (ADELAIDE)
21 – 24 October 2026
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Until we meet again, stay connected with your rural medicine network and keep doing the remarkable work you do for communities across our nation.
We are delighted to invite rural doctors, medical students, and healthcare professionals from across Australia to attend Rural Medicine Australia 2026 (RMA26) in Tarndanya (Adelaide) — Kaurna Country!
Hosted by ACRRM and RDAA, RMA26 delivers the perfect blend of professional development with the genuine pleasure of connecting with your rural medicine network. For three action-packed days, you will rub shoulders with fellow rural doctors, learn from passionate educators, and mentor the next wave of rural practitioners—all while enjoying Adelaide’s renowned food scene, cultural attractions, and warm hospitality.
RMA25 in Boorloo (Perth) was incredible—Tarndanya (Adelaide) is going to be even better!
Last year’s conference in Boorloo (Perth) brought together over 900 attendees for 100+ education and clinical sessions, supported by 80+ sponsors and exhibitors. The energy was electric, the learning was outstanding, and the connections made will last a lifetime. Now we are taking that momentum to Tarndanya (Adelaide), where we are planning an even more engaging program in a city that perfectly combines world-class dining, cultural experiences, and easy access to the stunning wine regions of the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale. Don’t miss what promises to be the biggest and best RMA yet!
Dates: 21 – 24 October 2026
Venue: Adelaide Convention Centre, South Australia
Why attend?
- Sharpen your rural medicine skills with engaging education sessions that actually make learning enjoyable
- Mix and mingle with Australia’s rural medicine stars—the doctors who know how to treat anything, anywhere
- Learn clever techniques from practitioners who have mastered medicine where resources aren’t just a phone call away
- Build connections that matter at our social events—where the conversations are as refreshing as the drinks
- Toast to the impressive achievements of your rural healthcare colleagues who make a difference every day
Partner with us
Demonstrate your commitment to rural healthcare by becoming a sponsor or exhibitor at RMA26. Our partnership packages offer unique opportunities to connect with rural practitioners, educators, and future doctors from across Australia. Click here to explore our sponsorship and exhibition opportunities.
Join us at RMA26 as we come together to advance rural healthcare in Australia!
Marita Cowie AM, CEO
Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
Peta Rutherford, CEO
Rural Doctors Association of Australia
Conference hosts
