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Wheatbelt

Wheatbelt RegionThe Wheatbelt Region comprises an area of 154 862 square kilometres, more than twice the size of Tasmania. The region is home to over 72000 people, making it the third most populous region in the state.

The Wheatbelt has a diverse population, with over 11% having been born overseas, and around 4% being indigenous. Over 19% of the population are aged between 15 and 24 years old, with 12% aged 65 and over. The median age is approximately 37 years. The population is widely dispersed with only around 16,000 people located in the main service centres of Northam, Narrogin, Merredin and Moora.

GP Registrars can choose to complete a GP training term in one of the three available training areas in the region which are Toodyay, Lancelin and Moora.

Post Office at Toodyay

Wheatbelt Practices

For more information about this region

Telephone: (08) 9041 1668
Email: visitor@merredin.wa.gov.au
Web: http://www.wheatbelttourism.com

Street Address:
Merredin & Districts Vistor Centre
WA

PROFILE
Supervisor Testimonial: Dr Nadine Perlen Dr Nadine Perlen

I have been involved in GP training at several levels over the years. I had great role models as trainers when I was doing my training and always hoped to be able to contribute back to the profession in that way. When I came to Perth in 1995 I was looking for a practice that was involved in teaching and was fortunate to be directed to Lockridge General Practice.

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