About the role
Start ASAP - 30 June 2027 (with possible extension). The podiatrist works with a team of dedicated allied health clinicians to plan and deliver clinical and nonclinical services, including podiatry services. This Kimberley position delivers community and high-risk outreach podiatry services to towns and remote Aboriginal communities throughout the Kimberley region. This role includes the promotion of preventative strategies and clinical management. You will work in partnership with local Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, WA Country Health Service, and other community-based organisations.

About the practice
We are a not-for-profit, multidisciplinary primary health care service delivering allied health, mental health, and care coordination services throughout the Kimberley.

Experience and qualifications required

- A Bachelor of Podiatry qualification (or equivalent)
- Current registration with AHPRA
- Current professional body membership with APODA .

What's on offer for the successful candidate

- relocation assistance (up to $3,500)
- six weeks annual leave (pro-rata)
- attractive remote-area salary packaging options (up to $30,000 per annum)
- excellent career development opportunities ($4,000 budget plus six days additional leave)
- district allowance ($10,400 per annum)
- annual airfare at 12 months of service ($2,000)
- utilities allowance ($800 per annum)
- Supported monthly external professional supervision (up to $200.00 monthly)
- travel allowances in keeping with ATO rates
- $299.00 available for staff to spend annually on work-life balance (for example, gym membership, a massage,



sporting equipment, camping equipment, etc.)

Apply through Rural Health West to access a range of professional development opportunities, support programs and benefits that support health professionals living and working in regional and rural Western Australia, including:

Professional Development Grants – Health Workforce Scholarship Program
Eligible rural health professionals may access financial assistance through the Health Workforce Scholarship Program (HWSP) to undertake education and training that supports their clinical skills and professional development.

Health Professionals Networks connect rural and remote health professionals in their respective regions through local networking opportunities, professional development, collaboration and peer support.

Professional Development Grants for Partners
Eligible partners of rural health professionals can apply for funding to undertake education and training that supports their own career and employment opportunities while living in regional Western Australia.

Complimentary RAC Rewards Membership
Receive a complimentary 12-month RAC Rewards Membership, providing access to discounts on travel, fuel, shopping, dining, entertainment and more.

Relocation Assistance
Grants are available for health professionals working in a primary health role in regional WA. This grant can be used for flights, fuel, removalists and accommodation expenses along the way.

Ongoing Community Support
Rural Health West provides guidance, local knowledge and practical support to help you settle into your new role and community.

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