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New Zealand’s Dental Therapist sister act

In the latest RAHC Story published on the RAHC website, Claire Anderson, a New Zealand-born Dental Therapist writes about both her experiences and those of her sister – Hilary Johnson – working remote with RAHC.

“…a life changing experience” - RAHC Dentist Linda Feniger talks about her experience working remote

“…A life-changing experience” - Melbourne Dentist Linda Feniger has written about her recent experience working with RAHC in the Top End.

A very enriching experience – Dr Joy Linton’s RAHC Story

GP Joy Linton has spent the majority of her career practising medicine in Victoria, broken up by a decade-long stint in Nepal. A couple of years ago, with her family grown up, Joy was ready for a new challenge and got involved with RAHC.

RAHC Dental Assistant Lily Lewington featured in Health Scoop magazine

RAHC Dental Assistant (DA), Lily Lewington was recently interviewed for an article published in Health Scoop magazine (formally known as the Nursing Post). In the article, Lily talks about how she got involved in RAHC and Indigenous health and what it’s like to be part of a dental team in remote, Indigenous communities in the NT.

Feel part of the bigger picture - Lynda Murphy featured in CRANAplus magazine

Lynda Murphy has been working as a registered nurse for almost 35 years.  She has spent a large part of her nursing career working in intensive care and emergency departments, along with stints in London and Africa.  It was her time in A

“A seriously rewarding experience” Dr John Adams

Dr John Adams has just spent the last two years undertaking placements with RAHC in Ti Tree in the Northern Territory. 

Lynn Bradley in the Nursing Post!

RAHC Registered Nurse Lynn Bradley featured in the Nursing Post!

I just love being challenged - Maggie McKenna RN

65 year-old Maggie McKenna has worked as a Registered Nurse for the past 30 years at The Canberra Hospital.

Sharon Gibbard

Sharon Gibbard is a Melbourne-based nurse who has completed nine placements with the Remote Area Health Corps (RAHC), in five Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory.

Virgil Pierini

After working as a self-employed GP for 35 years, 61 year-old Dr Virgil Pierini from the Mornington Peninsula retired but wanted to continue his medical work in some way.

Tony Ferris

Based in Toowoomba, Queensland, 58 year-old General Practitioner Dr Tony Ferris readily agreed to undertake a RAHC placement in Lajamanu, a community 550 kilometres south west of Katherine.

Taygan McDowell

When Taygan McDowell was offered a RAHC placement in Ramingining in the Northern Territory, she didn’t even know where it was.

Dr Tanya Davies

Darwin based General Practitioner Dr Tanya Davies had previously worked as a locum in remote and rural communities around Australia.  But after three years in the city, Dr Davies decided to give RAHC a call and get back to the bush.

Sandra Stephenson

Sandra Stephenson is a Dental Assistant from Torquay in Victoria. Sandra has undertaken three RAHC placements including one where she visited a number of remote communities in East Arnhem Land.