Samantha Gemmell

Did you know you could earn a side income working as a health VA? VA work is ideal for students and new graduates alike – it’s flexible, you get to network and learn from amazing practitioners, and you can work from anywhere in the world.

When you’re studying health, you just want to jump in and start helping people! The good news is that you don’t have to wait until you graduate to dip your toes into the industry.

Freshly graduated and excited to dive into the world of running your own business? In an ideal world, all you would be doing is turning up to client appointments and sharing your wisdom. But the truth is that running your own business involves other tasks, particularly in the initial stages.

When you finish a health degree, you might realise that a full-time clinic career isn’t for you. If you love to write, health writing might be a good alternative. But how do you become a health writer? Here are the first few steps to get you started.

It seems everyone is talking about the ketogenic diet, which limits consumption of carbs like bread, pasta and sugar and embraces healthy proteins and fats like eggs, meat and avocados. We asked nutritionist Samantha Gemmell, who has tried the diet herself, to give us her take on all things ‘keto’.