A fair bit has changed since the organisation started out in 2002 as Rural and Regional QLD Consortium – when a group of groundbreaking rural doctors recognised the need to train doctors in their rural communities under the Australian General Practice Training Program. Today Rural Med Ed offers four key programs and has a major partnership with Griffith University. Our programs consist of: Longlook – the rural longitudinal clinical program for Griffith University medical students. GPrEP – our innovative and popular general practice training program, training doctors in a rural general practice. Aspire2Health – our high school program inspiring rural students to study health. QRME training – our VET program for rural students providing a pathway to a career in rural health. We have a world class team of highly valued and highly skilled rural clinical academics and researchers leading our programs focused on health workforce solutions for rural communities.