Sara Jones is the Director of the UniSA Department of Rural Health, which is part of UniSA Allied Health and Human Performance.  She is primarily based at the Whyalla Campus of UniSA and at City East, but also spends time at the other major training sites of the DRH across rural SA.In this role Sara works with a team of professional staff, academics and clinicians within the Department of Rural Health. There are three main areas of engagement at the present time:Conduct and support of student placement activity, focussing on supporting students to have positive rural placement experiences.  These include interprofessional learning and practice sessions, as well as  supporting student-led community linkages through projects, clinical activities and health promotion events.  Workforce support, through development and delivery of rurally based and oriented education sessionsRural health research in service delivery, clinical activity, mental health, aged care and workforce characteristics.Sara's personal clinical interests lie within the Primary Health Care area, particularly preventive care and education and diabetes foot complications management.  She still has involvement within the Podiatry undergraduate program, including outreach teaching in rural and remote settings, including Aboriginal communities.  Sara's research interests fall into two distinct areas:  Development and evaluation of foot care training for health workers in rural and remote settings.Forensic analysis of gait, footwear and footprints.