VR GP - High Patient Demand - 70% of Billings + $150/hr - Near Shops (City of Parramatta Council)

VR GP - High Patient Demand - 70% of Billings + $150/hr - Near Shops (City of Parramatta Council)

12 Aug
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HealthcareLink Trust
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City of Parramatta Council

12 Aug

HealthcareLink Trust

City of Parramatta Council

VR GP - High Patient Demand - 70% of Billings + $150/hr - Near Shops

Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position

Job Description

About the Prospect A bulk billing family practice that has recovered from their recent downturn due to COVID-19 is now needing another vocationally registered general practitioner to take over from an outgoing GP. You will receive a patient handover and be fully supported whilst you build up your own clientele as business has picked up.

Appointments are generally 15minutes long unless otherwise specified with the occasional walk-in from patients who were unable to make an appointment. Range of services available here include vaccinations, reproductive health, general medicine, chronic disease management, children’s health, minor procedures, occupational health, ear wax removal, lung function tests and allied health.

Essential Criteria: MBBS or equivalent Must have a current and valid AHPRA GENERAL /SPECIALIST registration.

FRACGP qualified, Team Player.

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📌 VR GP - High Patient Demand - 70% of Billings + $150/hr - Near Shops (City of Parramatta Council)
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📍 City of Parramatta Council

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