RDAQ2026 Sponsors
We are proud to acknowledge and thank our valued sponsors for their generous support of the RDAQ2026 Conference. Their partnership plays a vital role in bringing this event to life and in creating a high-quality, engaging experience for our delegates.
Through their commitment to collaboration, innovation, and professional excellence, our sponsors help us deliver meaningful connections, insightful discussions, and an outstanding conference program. We sincerely thank each organisation for their contribution and encourage delegates to engage with our sponsors throughout the event.
Platinum sponsor
James Cook University (JCU) has a long history of building a regional, rural and remote health workforce through its Rural Clinical Schools and the northern Queensland Regional Training Hubs (NQRTH). As a Platinum Sponsor of RDAQ 2026, JCU is proud to support rural doctors and healthcare professionals dedicated to strengthening healthcare across northern Australia.
At NQRTH, our mission is to strengthen specialist medical training across northern Queensland through partnerships with health services and JCU. Through a connected network of hospitals and training providers, we support clear pathways from medical school through to fellowship, providing diverse clinical experiences, strong supervision and meaningful career opportunities across the region.
JCU is a national leader in producing work-ready health professionals who choose to serve regional, rural and remote communities, helping build a sustainable healthcare workforce for the future.
Diamond sponsor
The Queensland Rural Generalist Pathway gives doctors targeted training and development to become a rural generalist.
We’ll support and provide you with:
- placements and experience in a variety of disciplines and settings
- a wide range of training and education opportunities
- access to advanced skills training
- mentoring and pastoral care
- independent career advice
- access to a community of rural generalists.
You can do the pathway at a pace that works for you. You can fast track your training or take your time.
We’ve helped doctors navigate their rural generalist training and career for nearly 20 years. We’ll be by your side through personal and professional triumphs and challenges, celebrate your fellowship achievements and continue supporting you after fellowship.
Gold sponsor + Friday night social
The Rural Workhorse Muster is a community of practice connecting the pipeline of West Moreton Health clinicians, trainees and support staff who dependably apply their diligence and passion in delivering healthcare to rural communities.
The RWM community of practice strengthens collaboration, builds rural capability, and supports a strong, sustainable workforce for rural communities across the region.
West Moreton Health, located west of Brisbane, delivers public healthcare across rural, regional and metropolitan communities in one of Queensland’s fastest growing regions. Through innovation and a clear focus on workforce sustainability, we are working to ensure rural communities have access to a skilled, supported and future ready health workforce.
Gold sponsor
The Townsville Hospital and Health Service is passionate about improving the health and lives of the North Queensland community. We strive to be a leader in health care, research and education for regional Australia, and, as one of the region’s largest employers, we are also proud to be a part of the community that we serve.
Our health service is one of the most geographically dispersed catchments, extending west to Richmond and Hughenden, north to Cardwell, south to Home Hill and east to Magnetic and Palm Islands. We support a population of almost 250,000 people, and while our distance could separate us, it instead unites us, motivating us to work together and strengthen our health system.
Our health service is also home to Townsville University Hospital, North Queensland’s only tertiary hospital, which supports a referral catchment of almost 700,000 people.
Our staff provide a person-centred approach to care, and we are passionate about living our values of integrity, compassion, accountability, respect and engagement in everything we do.
Silver sponsor
Health Workforce Queensland is a not for profit, non-Government Rural Workforce Agency for primary health workforce in Queensland, focused on making sure remote, rural, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities have access to highly skilled health professionals when and where they need them, now and into the future.
Silver sponsor
Northern Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN) connects, funds, and supports primary healthcare services and providers so all northern Queenslanders can access the care and information they need to live healthier lives.
Awards night and gala ball + Rejuvenation lounge sponsor
We are a purpose-driven, values-led university focused on creating impact where it matters most. Since 1975, our teaching and research have been shaped by a commitment to social justice, environmental sustainability and inclusive access to education.
Today, those ideals are more important than ever.
As we enter the second half of Griffith’s first century as a globally recognised university of excellence, we’re building on this legacy by placing purpose, people, partnerships and communities squarely at the centre of what we do.
From pioneering research and student entrepreneurship to supporting Indigenous flourishing and expanding access to education through online learning, we’re continuously adding to our history of making a difference in the world around us.
With more than 40,000 students, our community spans five campuses across South East Queensland plus our Digital campus. We’re also proud to be home to a global alumni network of over 200,000 graduates.
We know the world can, and should, be a better place—for everyone. By helping thousands of people create a brighter future for themselves, we’re doing our part to create a brighter future for all.
Welcome reception sponsor
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is a leading professional medical college dedicated to improving healthcare in rural and remote areas of Australia. As the peak organisation for rural and remote medicine, ACRRM plays a vital role in training and supporting doctors who serve these unique communities.
Barista lounge and plenary sponsor
Heart of Australia provides access to specialist medicine and testing in rural and remote communities nationwide. They are the official provider for the Commonwealth Government for mobile lung cancer screening in rural and remote communities and will be launching a dedicated lung cancer screening truck for Queensland in 2026.
They also deliver specialist consultations, facilitate clinical trials for country patients and training for GPs, run preventative and occupational health programs, and host education programs for doctors and medical students.
Barista lounge sponsor
MGD Wealth is a boutique financial services firm that specialises in providing quality tailored financial solutions for individuals, families, businesses, and corporates Australia-wide.
For nearly 50 years, we have been building long-standing relationships with our clients, moving in lockstep with them and adapting their financial strategies through the joys, challenges, and complexities life throws their way. With global capacity, we help our clients manage, protect, and grow their wealth to achieve financial freedom and financial resilience.
Concurrent session sponsor
The Australian Medical Association Queensland (AMA Queensland) is the state’s peak medical body, representing doctors at all career stages. We are proud to support Queensland doctors and promote better health outcomes for the community.
AMA Queensland provides expert guidance in workplace relations, advocacy, media, and policy development. We actively campaign for patient rights and improved health services, and work with government to strengthen the health system. With a strong history of advocacy, we remain committed to supporting members and the profession.
Concurrent session sponsor
Transform Life Psychology was founded in response to the growing demand for accessible, high-quality psychological support, particularly for individuals who were experiencing long waitlists, fragmented care, or difficulty accessing timely services. As Transform Life expanded its multidisciplinary allied health model, it became clear that integrating psychology was essential to providing truly holistic, person-centred care.
The service was established to bridge gaps in mental health access, reduce unnecessary delays, and ensure participants across disability, aged care, and community sectors could receive evidence-based psychological support aligned with their functional goals.
Built within a practitioner-led organisation, Transform Life Psychology was created to deliver compassionate, collaborative, and flexible care, including telehealth, so that support is practical, coordinated, and responsive to real-world needs.
Catering sponsor - Friday
Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service covers an area of 142,900 square kilometres. We go as far as Tully in the south, Cow Bay in the north and Croydon in the west. The outer western region of our service includes extremely remote communities.
Cairns Hospital is the only major referral hospital in Far North Queensland and also provides care for people from Cape York and the Torres Strait. We provide most specialised health services. A small number of our high level acute services are done in Townsville and Brisbane.
Catering sponsor - Saturday
At Cancer Council Queensland, we’re here for all Queenslanders, every step of the way. Our mission is to lead Queenslanders in a partnership against cancer. We bring over 60 years of experience, conducting high quality, lifesaving research into all cancers for all Queenslanders. We translate this research into quality care and information services to patients and their families throughout their cancer journey.
Our strategy focuses three priorities: Research, Prevention and Support. These key priorities deliver evidence-based programs, reducing cancer risk and improving the quality of life for people living with cancer. We work in alignment with a broad network of education, health philanthropic, industry and community partners. These partnerships are pivotal to the success of our 2023-2027 strategic plan, Navigating Cancer Together.
Organisation Contact Info:
Number: 13 11 20
Email: info@cancerqld.org.au
Website: Cancer Council Queensland | Navigating Cancer Together Find us on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and TikTok by searching “Cancer Council Queensland”.
