Our Partners
Thank you to our partners. Your support directly contributes to the success of the conference.
RMA26 HOSTS
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is a leading professional medical college dedicated to improving healthcare in rural and remote areas of Australia. As the peak organisation for rural and remote medicine, ACRRM plays a vital role in training and supporting doctors who serve these unique communities.
RDAA is the peak professional body representing the interests of rural and remote doctors and the communities they live and work in. Our vision is for excellent medical care for rural and remote communities. We are committed to building and maintaining a workforce of highly skilled and motivated rural medical practitioners through adequate training and proper incentives, remuneration and support.
Team Adelaide Partners
Welcome Reception Partner
Adelaide University is a leading contemporary university of global standing. We are dedicated to ensuring the prosperity, wellbeing and cohesion of society by addressing educational inequality through our actions and through the success and impact of our students, staff and alumni. Partnered with the communities we serve, we conduct outstanding future-making research of scale and focus.
President Breakfast Partner
We support the government to lead and shape Australia’s health, disability and aged care systems through evidence-based policy, well targeted programs, and best practice regulation. Our vision is to deliver better health and wellbeing for all Australians, now and for future generations. Our purpose is to support the government to lead and shape Australia’s health, disability and aged care systems through evidence-based policy, well targeted programs, and best practice regulation.
Premium Coffee Cart Partner
The Rural Generalist Program South Australian (RGPSA) works to coordinate a continuous, integrated training pathway for rural generalist trainees across South Australia. RGPSA provides a range of supports directly to prevocational, vocational and Fellowed GPs looking to become Rural Generalists or to upskill. RGPSA is overseen by the Rural Generalist Coordination Unit – a Commonwealth funded project – and works closely with universities, colleges and workforce organisations across the state.
Rural Doctors in Training Partner
Ochre Health is a leading primary care provider with 80+ medical centres and Urgent Care Clinics across five states and territories, supporting 500+ doctors and covering rosters at over 20 rural and regional hospitals. Through Ochre Recruitment and workforce solutions businesses, we place locum and permanent doctors across Australia and New Zealand. This unique combination gives us a deep understanding of the healthcare sector allowing us to support doctors throughout their careers while improving outcomes for patients and communities.
Coffee Cart Partner
Akkadian Health was founded with the objective of bringing high-quality psychiatric care to rural and remote communities through telehealth. We make specialist mental healthcare more accessible and affordable, without compromising on quality. Today, Akkadian Health connects Australians with experienced psychiatrists, psychologists and mental health clinicians, providing timely, patient-centred care while supporting rural GPs with specialist guidance and shared care following assessment.
Gelato Cart Partner
Juno Healthcare is a physician-founded and physician-led practice. We offer a one-stop shop for patients with complex women’s and metabolic health needs. We care for patients with perimenopause, PMOS (previously PCOS), diabetes, fatty liver and complex obesity. A specialist leads each patient’s multidisciplinary Care Team of dietitians, exercise physiologists, physiotherapists, nurse educators, pharmacists and mental health clinicians, all working to one shared plan with regular updates to you. Our Telehealth service reaches patients anywhere in Australia, with fast first appointments and evening and weekend availability, and you can refer at junohealthcare.com.au/newreferral.
Conference Support Partner
GPSA serves as Australia’s primary organization for GP/RG supervisors and training practices, representing approximately 10,000 members. We support supervision in its various forms, prioritizing support for supervisors, practice managers, and training practices developing future general practitioners (GPs) and rural generalists (RGs). Through active engagement with our members, we advocate for enhanced training conditions, emphasizing sustainability and professional fulfillment as pivotal factors in providing best practice supervision and attracting more doctors to General Practice. GPSA is committed to fostering the enthusiasm that propels the GP training sector forward, offering service, support, research, innovation, education, and advocacy. Our vision is to champion a thriving GP training sector that is cohesive, duly acknowledged, rewarded, and respected as the cornerstone of Australia’s healthcare system.
Conference Support Partner
Medical practitioners play a central role in assisting injured workers following a work injury, with their patients relying on them to guide their recovery. ReturnToWorkSA is committed to supporting those who provide treatment ensuring access to information about the South Australian Return to Work scheme, including tools and resources and available supports for them and their patients. Our purpose is to empower and support South Australians impacted by work injury
Airline Partner
Qantas is Australia’s largest domestic and international airline and is widely regarded as the world’s leading long distance airline. With a reputation for excellence in safety, operational reliability, and world-class customer service; Qantas offers a truly global network proposition for delegates traveling to Adelaide for the Rural Medicine Australia (RMA) Conference.
Apparel and Promotions Partner
Yilay is a 100% First Nations owned and operated company specialising in design and manufacturing for uniforms, signage, and promotional products. Serving diverse sectors including corporate, NGOs, health services, education, sports, and construction, Yilay combines in-house and offshore facilities to deliver high-quality, bespoke products with a focus on First Nations design. Led by Jesse Green, a Badtjala, Gunditjmara, and Woppaburra man, Yilay bridges the cultural gap between corporate Australia and First Nations communities by integrating authentic artwork into its offerings and maintaining a commitment to cultural integrity. Our personalised service and direct client communication set us apart, reflecting our core values of community and family.
