Doctor Gabrielle Keating planned to do a six-week placement in the outback, but very soon found a spark with a local cowboy and fell in love with a regional town because of the social and financial benefits. The emergency department principal house officer at Mt Isa Hospita is one of several graduates encouraging students to take up regional work opportunities because of the career and personal benefits.
“It takes all that unnecessary stress out of your daily life and you can wake up and enjoy life.” His accommodation has also been provided at an intern and graduate. He estimated he earned about $115,000 before tax as a graduate, which included a bonus granted by the Queensland government to health staff relocating regionally. After a busy-day at work, he has enough time to kayak at Lake Moondara or see the sunset at The Granites.
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