
Busselton

Sprawled along Geographe Bay lies the City of Busselton, a haven for adventures great and small. Life in Busselton means beaches, forests, caves, wineries, mountain bike riding, fishing and much more. Nearby towns of Yallingup, Dunsborough, Margaret River, Vasse and Eagle Bay give visitors further opportunity to sample the offerings of the South West, rich with culture and community.
The Busselton RCSWA office was established in 2009 with seven penultimate students. It is located on Gale Street, close to the town centre and five minutes from the Busselton Jetty.
Staff Profiles

LEad Medical Coordinator, Busselton
Sarah Moore
Sarah is a GP obstetrician in Busselton, she splits her time between teaching at RCSWA, a private GP practice, and the local hospital. Sarah was part of the pilot RCSWA program in Kalgoorlie in 2002, and was so grateful for the teaching and mentoring she received there that she wanted to stay on as a medical educator. Sarah loves the special connection with her community that she has developed while working and living in Busselton, engaging with people during many significant stages of their lives.
What I love about the RCSWA
I love seeing former students return to the region to work and to visit. It is so heartwarming to observe them grow and contribute to our health system, becoming an integral part of the community. I also love my colleagues - we are like a big family.

academic services officer, busselton
Kelli Waters
Kelli is a friendly face and good listening ear for students and staff in Busselton. With her background in medical reception, hospital administration and farming, she is super-efficient with clinical placement rosters, assessments, student events and maintenance! Kelli was inspired to apply for the role because she could apply her practical skills and creative thinking, plus Busselton has a magnificent natural environment and superb food, wine and arts culture.
What I love about the RCSWA
I love that we give students the experience of being a rural clinician and being part of a rural community. I love feeling the vitality and inspiration the students bring. We also have an incredibly supportive network of staff across the state who work together to meet challenges while prioritising health and wellness.
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