James Todd

Dr. James Todd is a Lecturer in Medicine at the School of Rural Medicine, Charles Sturt University. He is affiliated with the Rural Generalist Program and the Central Tablelands Rural Clinical School, working off-campus in New South Wales. His academic qualifications include a PhD, MBBS (Medical Doctorate), and a BSc(Adv.).

His professional focus aligns with rural healthcare delivery and medical education, addressing challenges specific to rural clinical practice. While no formal research publications or awards are listed, his role suggests expertise in primary care, health equity in remote areas, and clinical training for rural practitioners.

Lacking specific grants or student advisement records, his contributions likely center on curriculum development and clinical mentorship within rural medicine programs. He is part of interdisciplinary teams advancing rural health initiatives, though no labs or dedicated research groups are explicitly mentioned.