Ep71. Theatre Lights on... Albury-Wodonga with Dr Kate Drummond

It's time to vicariously travel through this vast and fantastic country. In this episode we shine a light on (Theatre Lights... get it?) the lands of the Wiradgeri people with ASA member, Dr Kate Drummond. We delve into Kate's career as a paediatric anaesthetist and pain physician and learn more abut the challenges and rewards of working in this regional area. If you're interested in a tree or sea change, perhaps there's a position for you on the Australian Society of Anaesthetist's positions vacant page: https://asa.org.au/locum-positions-vacantWhere will we visit next? Contact me via [email protected] to nominate your town or region.

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