On top of being President-Elect of the Rural Doctors Association of Australia, Dr Megan Belot is a Rural Generalist in Kerang where she supervises GP trainees.

While supervising trainees in a GP clinic adds to her workload, the extra resources this junior colleague brings to the practice more than make up for it, helping a town which faced a drought of doctors just a few years ago.

Find out more about becoming a Rural Generalist here: http://vicruralgeneralist.com.au/

Follow us on Facebook: https://twitter.com/VicRGProgram

Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VicRGProgram

This podcast is made possible through support from Murray City  Country Coast GP Training and Monash University's North West Victorian  Regional Training Hub funded through the Commonwealth Department of  Health's Rural Health Multidisciplinary Training Program.

Discover MCCC GP Training here: https://www.mccc.com.au/

Find out more about Monash University's North West Victorian Regional Training Hub: https://www.monash.edu/medicine/srh/hubs/