Overview

• Rural Doctors Network (RDN) was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• The organization operates as a not-for-profit, non-government charitable entity focused on improving healthcare access for remote and rural communities.
• RDN employs approximately 80 staff members dedicated to healthcare staffing and recruitment initiatives.
• In the latest financial year, RDN reported an annual revenue of AUD 7,712,000.
• RDN serves as the designated Rural Workforce Agency for health in New South Wales, collaborating with federal and state governments.

Specializations

• RDN specializes in recruitment and staffing for the rural health workforce, focusing on multidisciplinary healthcare services.
• The organization has a dedicated focus on Indigenous healthcare recruitment, ensuring culturally appropriate staffing solutions.
• RDN targets remote, rural, regional, and Aboriginal health sectors, addressing specific healthcare needs in these communities.
• Expertise includes the development of rural health policy and strategies to enhance primary health services.
• RDN is involved in creating solutions for remote healthcare challenges, emphasizing accessibility and quality of care.

Services & Approach

• RDN offers healthcare professional placement services to connect qualified health workers with rural and remote job opportunities.
• The organization provides comprehensive healthcare recruitment services tailored to the unique needs of rural communities.
• RDN engages in community outreach and support services to foster relationships between healthcare professionals and local populations.
• Indigenous recruitment services are a key component of RDN’s approach, ensuring representation and culturally competent care.
• RDN collaborates with various stakeholders, including health professionals and service agencies, to sustain access to quality healthcare.