RMA23

Early bird sale on now!

nipaluna, lutruwita

(Hobart, Tasmania)

18-21 OCT 2023
AN OFFICIAL PRE-WONCA EVENT
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Conference details

Dates: 18 - 21 October

Location: Hobart Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

Key dates*
  • Early bird ticket sale: 1 March - 30 June
  • Standard ticket sale: From 1 July
  • RMA23 abstracts submissions: 1 March - 10 May
  • RMA23 Future Rural Doctors Scholarships: From 1 March

*Dates subject to change by the conference organisers

Join us at Australia’s premier conference for rural and remote doctors!

Co-hosted by Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) and the Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA), the
annual Rural Medicine Australia (RMA) conference brings together a global community of Rural Generalists, rural consultant specialists, students,
doctors in training, supervisors, medical educators and allied-health practitioners to celebrate your passion for delivering safe, culturally
appropriate and consistent healthcare to rural and remote communities.

About RMA23

We acknowledge the Muwinina people, the traditional owners of the Land on which we will gather for RMA23 at the Hobart Convention and Exhibition Centre,
Hotel Grand Chancellor from Wednesday, 18 October to Saturday, 21 October.

Attending WONCA 2023 on Gadigal Country, Sydney? RMA23 is thrilled to be an official pre-event for the World Organisation of Family Doctors
(WONCA) World Conference, meaning not only will you catch up with and meet colleagues from around Australia, but you will have the
unique opportunity to network with rural specialists from around the world while experiencing the rich culture of Hobart.

Join us for RMA23 and find your mob!

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Schedule

Wed, 18 Oct Thu, 19 Oct Fri, 20 Oct Sat, 21 Oct

Without exception, every single person I've met was engaging and informative. I got a lot of tips and ideas, and left RMA inspired.

RMA22 attendee
Testimonials--Bron

It’s really enlightening to hear about some of the political landscape – the good and the bad. As a student, I think it helps to prepare us.

Bron, Student
Testimonial-Tarun

RMA was a lovely experience, during a difficult and isolating time of transition for me. It was a relief to see some familiar and friendly faces, as well as some new ones who ardently champion the cause for remote and rural medicine.

Tarun, Registrar
Testimonial-Jessica

RMA is progressive, inclusive, and welcome. There is no sense of hierarchy, every student is included and made to feel a part of the ‘rural mob’. It’s the best conference you will attend as a medical student

Jessica, Student
Testimonial-Justine

RMA is one of the best conferences I have attended! I’ve learnt many insightful anecdotes not only from listening, but actually speaking and interacting with keynote speaks and other attendees.

Justine, Student
Testimonial-Skye

I'm leaving RMA inspired, connected and reminded of why rural health is so wonderful.

Skye, Junior Doctor

Take a look at RMA22

1000

attendees

100+

educational and clinical sessions

80+

sponsors and exhibitors

10

exciting social functions

3

action packed days

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ACRRM and RDAA acknowledge the deep history and culture of lutruwita (Tasmania) and pay respect to the muwinina people as the Traditional Owners of nipaluna (Hobart) where we will gather for RMA23. While the muwinina people are no longer here due to the impacts of colonisation, we continue to acknowledge and recognise the palawa people of the island who continue to work together to maintain their identity and culture. We acknowledge that palawa still have connections to the skies, waters and land of lutruwita.