How many times have you been promised full books that never arrived?
This practice does the opposite. The owners hold intake back deliberately, adding GPs only as demand grows, rather than filling rooms and leaving doctors staring at empty slots. It's slower, and it's the reason the GPs who are there are actually busy.
They can afford to be patient because they're doctors themselves. Two GPs who met at medical school built the group and still consult across the sites. Each practice runs under its own principal GP. Nobody's chasing a head office target.
Kirribilli is the newest of the three, and the one with the most room to grow into. Harbourside village, cafés and retail on the doorstep, a few minutes' walk to the ferry.
Private billing runs premium here, and the catchment supports it. Allied health is building alongside you, with a psychologist already on site and a physio group in negotiation.
The offer
- Any days you like, you pick what suits
- Private billing, $55 gap on Level B
- Additional $55 gap on Level C and D, $70 on weekends
- Mixed billing under review, bulk billing for under 16s and concession holders
- Option to split your week across two sites, 2 days each
The work
- Build your own patient base rather than inherit one
- Intake paced deliberately as demand grows
- Premium harbourside catchment
- Psychologist on site, physio group incoming
The site
- 8 consulting rooms, 4 GPs
- Owners still consulting across the group
- Best Practice software with Heidi AI scribe
- Practice manager on site across ops, HR and rostering
- Limited in office parking, cafés and retail on the doorstep
Curious how it's tracking? Have a quiet word with Natalie, nothing formal