Ochre Health Tamworth Opportunity - 3 days per week
This is a rare opportunity for an experienced General Practitioner to work in an iconic location such as Tamworth, NSW.
Tamworth is famous for its generous hospitality and known as the country music capital of Australia.
Our facility is well-equipped with spacious consulting rooms, treatment/procedure room and is one of our largest medical centres.
Great opportunity to work with a team of highly skilled GPs that specialize across a range of services and specialties.
There is also opportunity to participate in medical education, research & professional development at the practice.
The practice hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 6:00pm and Saturday from 9:00am to 12:00pm.
Excellent onsite practice management and nursing support 65% of billings at the practice (mixed billings – bill at your own discretion) 3 days per week - doctors have full clinical autonomy and flexibility, which means you control your sessions, days and hours MM3 and DPA location in NSW Work alongside 14 other GPs at the practice Strong clinical governance and operational excellence support frameworks Great patient health outcomes and patient satisfaction scores Cubiko data analytics for Doctors The practice has a fantastic Google rating Highly secure IT security with ability to have remote access GP Requirements:
AHPRA Vocational Registration (FRACGP or FACRRM) Interested in working 3 days per week Previous experience as a Rural General Practitioner is highly desirable How do your skills match this job?
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Established in 2002 by GPs Dr Ross Lamplugh and Dr Hamish Meldrum, Ochre Health is a leading provider of primary healthcare, operating a network of 70 medical centres and Urgent Care Clinics across Australia.
With a founding purpose of improving health in regional and rural communities, and now partnering with nearly 500 doctors, we stand out from our peers for our focus on delivering quality care to the bush and for recording and reporting on patient health outcomes.
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