The Rural Clinical School provides a hub for clinical teaching and research in north west Tasmania. Based in Burnie, the School has a focus on medical undergraduate education in rural and remote settings and supports students, health professionals and researchers working in the Cradle Coast region.

The Rural Clinical School is funded by the Department of Health and Ageing - Regional Health Strategy.

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RCS building extension open for use

Extensions to the RCS facility in Burnie are now complete. The expanded facilities are providing a base for forty-one undergraduate medical students studying at the RCS, as well as being used by local health professionals and trainee health professionals working in the region.Keep up to date with progress here...

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	23 November 2009 Research Muster investigates health research in the North West – survey available online All North West health and related professionals are warmly invited to participate in the Research Muster, an exciting research project which will provide extremely valuable information about where health research is at on the North West coast. Read More....
	8 October 2009 $1million RCS extensions officially opened by Minister for Health Responding to the Hon Nicola Roxon MP's opening address, medical student Henry Nowlan said “we heard that Burnie had good facilities and good teachers, and when we got here we found the facilities were excellent and the teachers were fantastic". Read More....
	16 October 2009 RCS October bulletin Read the latest news from the RCS. Read More....
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