General Practitioner with Advanced Life Support Skills: Tasmania's East Coast
Job Openings General Practitioner with Advanced Life Support Skills: Tasmania's East Coast
About the job General Practitioner with Advanced Life Support Skills: Tasmania's East Coast
$300k + income, relocation and retention payments
Accommodation provided
% of billings, plus guaranteed daily rate for on-call shifts
Eligible for MRCGP (CCT), MICGP and FRNZCGP or local Australian trained (FACRRM/FRACGP)applicants
Are you looking for a GP role in a picturesque location? St Helens is the largest town on Tasmania's East Coast and is a short distance from the world renownedBinalong Bay and Bay of Fires.
Our client runs a busy practice and they alsoprovide on-call services to the local hospital.
The Practice
Located in St. Helens town center, the practice is the only one in town. Its amodern, high quality practice, and doctors working herealso support the visiting medical officer (VMO) roster at the St. Helens Hospital.
Established patient base with male and female doctors
Well equipped treatment rooms
Excellent CDM program and experienced RN support
Predomninantly bulk billing with private costs fo procedural work
Daily pathology in office
Local x-ray and visiting specialists
Best Practice software
The Location
DPA / MMM5 -WIP and Rural Procedural Grants available
St Helens is the largest town on the east coast of Tasmania
An easy 2 hour drive from Launceston
Close to world-renowned mountain biking in
Derby and St Helens and s
urrounded by hiking trails, national parks, fishing spots, and vineyards this location offersthe
balance
rural GPs are always looking for: meaningful work, welcoming locals, and a lifestyle youll actually enjoy
Local schools, sporting clubs, markets, and a strong sense of community
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📌 General Practitioner With Advanced Life Support Skills: Tasmania'S East Coast (Sydney)
🏢 GP2Oz
📍 Sydney
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