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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 55 MIN

16. Air Force to Outback: Dr Karyn Matterson’s Unconventional Path to Medicine

from It Takes Heart · host Hosts Samantha Miklos & Kate Coomber

Content warning: This episode discusses suicide and may be distressing for some listeners. If you feel you could be triggered by this content, you may want to skip this episode.Dr. Karyn Matterson’s path to medicine was anything but typical. Building a career first in tourism, a devastating personal tragedy shifted her purpose entirely, leading her to study clinical dietetics before ultimately pursuing medicine. Determined to create security for her family while making a real impact, Karyn joined the Australian Defence Force, balancing medical studies with family life. Her journey was far from easy, and in this episode, Karyn shares the challenges she overcame and the lessons that shaped her along the way.Eleven years as an Air Force doctor honed Karyn’s adaptability and teamwork skills, preparing her for the complexities of rural healthcare. Now the Director of Medical Services at Blackall Hospital in outback Queensland, Karyn is a passionate advocate for rural general practice and the vital role of locum doctors in remote communities. Throughout her career, Karyn has also taken an active role in many professional committees, contributing to the development of rural healthcare policies and workforce solutions. She gives an inside look at life in outback Queensland - what it’s like to live and work there and the unique challenges facing rural healthcare.Karyn’s story is a powerful reminder that purpose often emerges from life’s toughest moments. Whether you're a doctor considering locum work, curious about rural healthcare, or simply love stories of resilience, this episode is one you won’t want to miss.More about Karyn's Organisation of Choice, Remote Australian's Matter.Remote Australians Matter is a community-driven organisation that empowers and encourages remote Australians to join and participate in the design and development of solutions that are fit for their community and their residents.Connect with Karyn on LinkedIn.It Takes Heart is hosted by cmr’s Samantha Miklos and Kate Coomber and recorded at cmr’s head office in Brisbane.We Care; Music by Waveney YassoGet to know It Takes Heart & cmr better! Instagram: @ittakesheartpodcast and @cornerstonemedicalrecruitmentYouTube: @ItTakesHeartPodcast and @cornerstonemedicalrecruitment TikTok: @cornerstonemedicalrecLinkedIn: @cmr | Cornerstone Medical Recruitment Facebook: @CornerstoneMedicalRecruitment

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Content warning: This episode discusses suicide and may be distressing for some listeners. If you feel you could be triggered by this content, you may want to skip this episode. Dr. Karyn Matterson’s path to medicine was anything but typical. Building a career first in tourism, a devastating personal tragedy shifted her purpose entirely, leading her to study clinical dietetics before ultimately pursuing medicine. Determined to create security for her family while making a real impact, Karyn j...

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