Students
Future Health Professionals
Our team can provide guidance on everything from contracts to understanding key obligations like the 10-Year Moratorium, Bonded Medical Placements Scheme, and Medical Rural Bonded Scholarship Scheme. We can also keep you informed about vacancies, short-term placements, grants, and other opportunities to expand your experience across Tasmania.
We’re here to help you connect with mentors, peers, and communities so you can learn, grow, and make a real difference. Whether it’s exploring potential workplaces or finding the right professional development pathway, our support is designed to help you succeed and enjoy a rewarding career in healthcare.
If you’re a medical or allied health student, we’re here to support you every step of the way. From the start of your training, we want to get to know you – your goals, interests, and the kind of career you hope to build. The better we understand you, the more we can tailor our programs and advice to suit your journey.
We offer a range of opportunities to help you grow your skills and gain real-world experience. From scholarships and workshops to special events and rural placements, our programs are designed to give you practical knowledge and confidence as you prepare for your future career in healthcare.
The People Project is a not-for-profit contracted by the Australian and Tasmanian governments to recruit and retain the best primary health professionals, people like you, so our services are completely free of charge.
Opportunities for Students
We provide nursing and allied health students with tailored professional development programs designed to enhance your skills, build confidence, and prepare you for a successful career.
From workshops and seminars to practical learning experiences, our opportunities help you gain real-world insights and hands-on knowledge.
Our special events are thoughtfully designed to connect you with industry professionals, peers, and mentors, creating valuable networking and learning experiences.
Contact us to find out more and get involved – we’re here to support your journey every step of the way.
Bonded Scholars
Participants under the Bonded Medical Places Scheme have a return of service obligation (RoSO) to work for a period of twelve months to six years in rural and remote areas within Australia
As part of the Stronger Rural Health Strategy, the reforms to the Bonded Medical Places Scheme (BMP) will include:
- Streamlined administration with a legislated program
- Standard three-year return-of-service requirement
- Web portal and digital tools to manage bonded obligations
Helpful Resources
Bonded Medical Program Student Information Booklet
A comprehensive guide for students participating in the Bonded Medical Program, covering program details, requirements, and important information.
Download PDFAustralian Medical Council
The AMC sets and monitors national medical education standards, accredits programs, and ensures safe, high-quality healthcare for all Australians.
Visit websiteUpcoming Events
TRHC26
Paranaple Convention Centre Devonport
The Tasmanian Rural Health Conference 2026 brings together Tasmania’s rural health workforce for two days of high‑quality professional development, clinical education, and collaborative learning.
Let’s Connect
Have questions or want to learn more? Contact our team today and get support tailored for students.