Rural, Remote and Indigenous Program

GESA is committed to closing the health gap and bringing about improved health equality for Regional, Remote and Indigenous Australians though our Program.  GESA supports the continued high standard of healthcare in rural and regional areas by supporting clinical practice, research, education and teaching for those working in regional and remote areas in gastroenterology, hepatology.

GESA Regional, Remote and Indigenous Fellowship
The GESA Regional, Remote and Indigenous Fellowship is to assist a gastroenterology fellow who wishes to further their training and has a special interest in rural, regional and aboriginal health.

GESA Travelling Professor Program
To support the GESA Regional, Remote and Indigenous Fellow, the GESA Travelling Professor program aims to provide onsite education and mentorship to the fellow. Professors:

The visiting professors will spend time at various clinics and departments providing mentorship and education to the fellow and wider hospital community.

GESA Endoscopy Outreach Program
The GESA Endoscopy Outreach Program aims to enhance healthcare in regional, remote, and indigenous areas by providing comprehensive training to healthcare professionals in gastroenterology.

The faculty of the Regional, Remote, and Indigenous program will deliver comprehensive training to hospital staff engaged in gastroenterology care. This training encompasses Gastroenterologists, surgeons, nurses, and allied health staff, ensuring that all members of the healthcare team receive intensive and specialised instruction.

By continuously refining and expanding our initiatives, GESA remains steadfast in our commitment to narrowing the health gap and promoting health equality for Regional, Remote, and Indigenous Australians. Together with our dedicated members and partners, GESA strives to create a future where every individual has access to the highest standard of gastroenterological care, regardless of their geographical location or cultural background.