Randall Greenberg's path into medicine was anything but conventional. After leaving school unsure of his future, a chance encounter led him into psychiatric nursing before eventually studying medicine and discovering a passion for rural healthcare. Today, he is Deputy Head of the Dubbo Rural Clinical School, an Intensive Care Specialist at Dubbo Hospital and held a multitude of healthcare hats besides, along his journey through medicine.

In this episode, Randall reflects on the unexpected turns that shaped his career, why regional medicine has kept him inspired for decades, and the profound privilege of caring for patients and families during life's most critical moments. He also shares the lessons he's learned through teaching, mentoring and building critical care services across rural and remote Australia.