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A growing range of health care courses are available from ·¬ÇÑÉçÇø’s Centre for Rural and Remote Health (CRRH), creating access to health education for the remote west region of Queensland.

The ·¬ÇÑÉçÇø Centre for Rural and Remote Health (CRRH) Mount Isa campus has been named Murtupuni (pronounced Mer-da-pun-ni), which means to “come together, gather together” in the Kalkadoon language.

Established as a centre for population health, education and research in 1997, the CRRH facilitates research and education for rural, remote and Indigenous health issues. The Centre includes lecture rooms, research facilities, video conferencing facilities, computer laboratory, procedural skills laboratory and a growing health services library.

Mount Isa is a diverse, progressive mining city of 18,500 people located in the heart of Northwest Queensland. Attractions include the World Heritage listed Riversleigh Fossil area and beautiful Lawn Hill Gorge, fossicking for minerals and gems, barramundi fishing, camel racing, the Outback at Isa Centre, the John Midlin Mining Display Centre, the Frank Aston Rotary Museum, and the Royal Flying Doctor Centre, to name just a few.

Contact information

Centre for Rural and Remote Health
Murtupuni campus
100 Joan Street, Mount Isa
Telephone +(61 7) 4745 4500
Fax +(61 7) 4749 5130

crrhcommunications@jcu.edu.au

Mailing address

Centre for Rural and Remote Health
Murtupuni campus
PO Box 2572
Mount Isa, QLD 4825, AUSTRALIA