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The Spencer Gulf Rural Health School

The Spencer Gulf Rural Health School (SGRHS) is a regional multi-disciplinary school of health science, which incorporates the:

South Australian Centre for Rural and Remote Health (SACRRH), and
Adelaide University Rural Clinical School (AURCS).

The below website links to information about the organisation, learning centres, staff and the range of work undertaken. Information about the SGRHS can be accessed collectively or about AURCS or SACRRH individually.

Spencer Gulf Rural Health School (SGRHS)

Information regarding clinical placements, training programs, travel arrangements, accommodation and other student information can be accessed through the Student Corner of the SGRHS website.

Adelaide University Rural Health Alliance

The Adelaide University Rural Health Alliance (AURHA) is a student club whose aim is to stimulate interest in rural medicine.

The club works closely alongside both the Flinders University Rural Health Society (FURHS), and the allied health & nursing club at the University of South Australia (ROUSTAH). The club receives valuable support from the University of Adelaide Discipline of General Practice, the Rural Health Training Unit and the South Australian Rural and Remote Medical Support Agency (SARRMSA). Since the formation of the club in 1993, the membership has grown to over 150 members covering all of the six years of medicine. Membership is also offered at the postgraduate level, and is open to students in Dentistry and Health Science.