Education · Seminar

Goldfields Winter Seminar 2026

An inaugural seminar bringing together allied health professionals in the Goldfields region.

Tue, 28 Jul 2026 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM (Australia/Perth) Curtin University Kalgoorlie Library Kalgoorlie , Western Australia
The Goldfields Winter Seminar 2026 is an inaugural event hosted by the Goldfields University Department of Rural Health. Designed to bring together allied health professionals, this seminar provides a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and professional development. Held at the Curtin University Kalgoorlie campus, the event focuses on addressing the unique challenges and opportunities in rural health. It is a key opportunity for practitioners to connect and enhance their clinical practice.

What to Expect

A structured afternoon of presentations and discussions aimed at fostering collaboration among health professionals.

Who Should Attend

  • Allied health professionals
  • Rural health practitioners
  • Students
  • Researchers

Agenda Overview

The seminar includes keynote presentations and breakout sessions focused on rural health initiatives.
Venue & Address
Curtin University Kalgoorlie Library
117 Egan St
Kalgoorlie , Western Australia – 6430
Australia
Organizer
Goldfields University Department of Rural Health · Academic Institution
A department dedicated to improving health outcomes in rural and remote communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is hosting?
Goldfields University Department of Rural Health.
Where is it held?
Curtin University, 117 Egan Street, Kalgoorlie.
Is it for students?
Yes, it is open to health professionals and students.
When is the event?
July 28, 2026, from 2:30 pm to 5:00 pm.
Is registration required?
Yes, please register via the event website.
What is the focus?
The seminar focuses on allied health in rural settings.
Tags
Health Seminar Kalgoorlie Education Rural Health Professional
Summary
A professional seminar for allied health practitioners in rural Western Australia.
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Highlights
  • Inaugural event
  • Allied health focus
  • Rural health expertise
  • Networking opportunities
  • Professional development
  • Academic setting
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