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PROSPECTIVE medical students are set to benefit from a new partnership between the Rotary Club of Albury-Hume and the University of NSW Rural Medical School. <\/p>\n
Peter Lee and Rotary Club of Albury-Hume president elect Gordon Shaw discuss the Dr John McDonald medical scholarship, which is now open for applications. Picture: KYLIE ESLER <\/p>\n
PROSPECTIVE medical students are set to benefit from a new partnership between the Rotary Club of Albury-Hume and the University of NSW Rural Medical School. <\/p>\n
The partners have created an annual medical scholarship which is now open to applications. <\/p>\n
The club will facilitate seminars in partnership with the medical school for school students in years 9 to 12 who are interested in exploring a medical career, including insights into academic pathways to gain entry to university through to taking up medical practice. <\/p>\n
Representatives from university will speak about a career in medicine, providing details of study requirements and training. <\/p>\n
Scholarship co-ordinator Peter Lee said students would receive a much wider grounding in which university subjects would be required for their study. <\/p>\n
We are also looking to have speakers from allied health areas speak about careers in areas such as nursing, paramedics and physiotherapy. <\/p>\n
Prospective medical students will be invited to the UNSW medical open day in April. <\/p>\n
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