Stories

MC Mandile stopping in to the Top End with support

MC Mandile stopping in to the Top End with support

Senior Bush Support Line Psychologist, MC Mandile, recently spent some time in the Top End delivering a wellbeing workshop and dropping into clinics, and found it to be a wonderful opportunity to connect with remote health professionals. Stopping by Timber Creek...

Meet CRANAplus Member Lucy Pike

Meet CRANAplus Member Lucy Pike

Student nurse, Lucy Pike, introduces herself to the community and explains what being a Member means to her. Why did you become a CRANAplus Member? I am not yet a remote health professional. However, as a third-year student nurse with the goal to work in the rural and...

RFDS Queensland Section delivering care where it’s needed most

RFDS Queensland Section delivering care where it’s needed most

The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) (Queensland Section) Primary Health Care team play a crucial role in providing comprehensive health services to more than 20 rural and remote communities across Northern and North-Western Queensland, reaching areas that often...

Finding support and adventure with Rural LAP: James’ story

Finding support and adventure with Rural LAP: James’ story

For Enrolled Nurse James Baker, working with the Rural Locum Assistance Program (Rural LAP) over the past year has highlighted the value of strong support systems and thoughtful logistics in making remote nursing both manageable and rewarding. From memorable...

It’s not all big-picture with Katherine Neil

It’s not all big-picture with Katherine Neil

Newly inducted CRANAplus Fellow and former CEO Katherine Neil admits that she “kind of fell into” nursing as a career. RFDS Primary Health Care team (left to right) Katherine, Dr Donal Waters, Dr Liza Robertson and Child and Family Health Nurse Midwife Marita Box....

Giving back to the profession that gives with Josh Stafford

Giving back to the profession that gives with Josh Stafford

Recently appointed CRANAplus Board Member and newly inducted CRANAplus Fellow, Josh Stafford was 15 years old when his neighbour asked him if he could fill in for his paper round at the hospital. “I had access to all the wards in the hospital carrying my little...