Gympie Clinical Society

Gympie Clinical Society

Gympie Clinical Society

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By Country to Coast, QLD
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Date and time

Thu, 14 Aug 2025 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM AEST

Location

Gympie RSL Club

217 Mary Street Gympie, QLD 4570 Australia

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours

We warmly invite you to attend the CCQ Clinical Society event in Gympie:

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Learning objectives:

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Guest presenters:

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This event is CPD accredited, with RACGP & ACRRM points for GPs.

This is a catered event including dinner. Please register to inform us of any dietary requirements.

You can watch CCQ’s Julie Dymock, alongside Dr Christelle Greeff, GP Palliative Care Maleny; Dr Harry Jacobs, Authorised VAD Practitioner; and Dr Diedre Stalk, Senior Medical Officer QVAD Support and Pharmacy Service at aClinicalSociety event in Buderim.

Frequently asked questions

What are Clinical Societies?

The CCQ Clinical Societies are a platform for all health professionals from the region to come together to make friends, network, learn new and localised information and have fun in a collaborative, knowledge-sharing space – and earn CPD points!

Who should attend?

Health professionals, including GP’s, nurses, psychologists, mental health workers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and other allied health professionals and hospital clinicians.

Are these events CPD Pointed?

Yes! CCQ is committed to supporting primary health care professionals to help them achieve their ongoing professional development registration requirements. The education component of these events is accredited and aligns with the CPD registration prerequisites for all healthcare professionals.

Who can I contact?

For any queries, please email CSociety@c2coast.org.au

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Country to Coast, QLD
753 followers
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Central Queensland, Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast PHN is a not for profit organisation which coordinates primary and preventive health care for a region of 161,000km², with a population of 823,985 people, stretching from Glasshouse to north of Yeppoon and west of Emerald. It is one of 31 Commonwealth-funded PHNs nationwide.

What we do: