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First ever students offered spots in Rocky’s first medical pathway

Future Doctors: (L-R) Jay Warcon, Tylin Guthrie and Dylan Bertucci from Rockhampton are among the first group of students to be offered a place in the CQUniversity Bachelor of Medical Science (Pathway to Medicine) course as part of the Regional Medical Pathway. Pictured with Head of Course Dr Sonia Saluja (far right).

Twenty future Central Queensland doctors have been offered a place in the foundation year of a revolutionary, Australian-first regional medical […]

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