Are you a passionate General Practitioner looking to make an impact?
This is an excellent opportunity to work with an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation providing holistic services and programs which improve the wellbeing of the Aboriginal Community of Echuca and surrounding areas. The practice is a cornerstone of improving Aboriginal Healthcare in the region and it's imperative that whoever is successful in this position delivers culturally safe care.
RVTS is supporting this ACCHO to deliver a training program through their targeted recruitment stream. This means if successful, you would have fully subsidised training on a very well supported scheme to become fellowed. We implore you to inquire about RVTS' targeted recruitment scheme for more details.
This is a professionally rewarding experience for a GP with a keen interest in Indigenous health, chronic disease management and obstetrics (preferable but not essential). You'll be well supported by a close-knit friendly team of practice nurses/midwives, Aboriginal Health Practitioners, visiting specialists, psychologist and allied health professionals.
Practice hours: 8.30 – 4.30 Mon – Thur; 8.30 – 4 Fridays. No weekend work.
Key Benefits:
- Negotiable salary and generous salary packaging
- 4 weeks of Annual Leave Annual leave plus additional such as NAIDOC, etc. Personal leave.
- Flexible workplace and consider work-life balance
- Relocation Assistance (for eligible applicants)
- New management, friendly and supportive team
- Protected administrative time
- 1 hour lunch break
- Best Practice Software
What We’re Looking For:
- Current AHPRA Registration – General or Specialist.
- Australian citizenship or Permanent Residency.
- A genuine passion for working in Indigenous health and a desire to support the local community.
If you’re looking for a rewarding career with a supportive team and a flexible, fulfilling role, we would love to hear from you!
About the Area:
The riverside living with historic paddle steamers encouraged people to relocate to Echuca and the location has quickly become a gentrified hub of rural Victoria with dining establishments and a safe neighbourhood.
