Miranda Bruce

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About Miranda Bruce

Dr Miranda Bruce (MBBS, CWH) is an RACGP Academic Registrar at the University of Tasmania, undertaking extended training in research and medical education. Alongside her academic role, she is completing general practice training across Grosvenor-Collins Medical in Hobart. Her research explores general practice career intention among rurally trained medical students in Tasmania, using a mixed methods approach. She has a strong interest in rural workforce development, women’s health and medical education. Dr Bruce graduated from the University of Tasmania with Clinical Distinction. Her additional honours include the UTAS G.E. Clemons Prize, the Dr Kim Rooney Award, the UTAS Leadership Prize, the Launceston Clinical School Award for Excellence in Leadership and Community Engagement, the Award for Excellence in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and the Patient Partner Award.She holds a Certificate of Women’s Health from the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. She remains actively involved in medical leadership and student advocacy through her role as Graduate Representative on the UTAS Medicine Program Course Advisory Committee.She is currently undertaking the Flinders University Graduate Certificate in Clinical Education.