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The ANU Rural Medical Society (ARMS) is a medical student run club which aims to promote the message of rural/remote health and the benefits of a career in rural, remote or Indigenous health. Our members volunteer their time, effort and energy and are very passionate about conveying their enthusiasm and translating it into many fun and worth wile activities that students can take part in!

Some of these events include: rural high school visits, rural shows, community health stalls, snow n surf trips, Indigenous festivals and mentoring. There are also a number of other smaller events, such as Academic Speaker Nights that we organise. Membership of ARMS is not only a way of meeting fellow students, gaining hands on exerience but also opens up a range of scholarship and conference opportunities.

In 2010, we are looking forward to being more closely involved with surrounding rural health clubs such as CRANC from the university of Canberra. We've got another big year ahead of us, and hope to see you at one or all of our many events.

Membership which is open to all students. To join, please see one of the ARMS Year Representatives.　

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