Dr Rob Dickson is a 6th year trainee of the Australian College of Remote and Rural Medicine in the tiny Tasmanian hamlet of Queenstown, and recently ventured to the Southernmost continent as an Antarctic Medical Practitioner.

He joins Todd on the podcast today to chat about the appeal of remote and rural medicine, and his time practicing medicine in the world's most isolated practice.

<p>Dr Rob Dickson is a 6th year trainee of the Australian College of Remote and Rural Medicine in the tiny Tasmanian hamlet of Queenstown, and recently ventured to the Southernmost continent as an Antarctic Medical Practitioner.</p>
<p>He joins Todd on the podcast today to chat about the appeal of remote and rural medicine, and his time practicing medicine in the world's most isolated practice.</p>

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