Where would you like to work this summer?
A coastal town? A regional centre? The city where your family lives?
At Urgent Care Network Australia, part of For Health, you pick the place, the dates and the pace. We cover your flights and accommodation.
Make it yours
The quick trip: a few shifts or a week
The summer block: two weeks or more
The rhythm: week on, week off
The family visit: see the family interstate and pick up some shifts while you’re there
Short or long term: a one-off this summer, or ongoing
What’s waiting for you
You’ll join Australia’s largest urgent care network, working alongside experienced nurses and strong clinical leaders who genuinely have your back. On any given shift, you might see:
- Acute illness and injury presentations
- Minor procedures and wound management
- Same-day urgent assessments
- Short-term acute care within a structured clinical framework
It’s rewarding work. You’re helping people when they need it most and taking pressure off local EDs.
What you get
- Flights and accommodation covered
- Competitive rates
- Shifts seven days a week, including Christmas, Current Year and Australia Day
- Training and opportunities to keep growing your skills
Bring along
- FRACGP or FACRRM
- Unrestricted AHPRA registration
- Current ALS certification
- ED, VMO or urgent care experience
- RACGP Indigenous Cultural Awareness and Cultural Safety training (or be happy to complete it before you start)
Pack your bag. I’ll sort the rest.
For Health is committed to child safety. Successful applicants must comply with For Health’s Child Safe Policy and Child Safe Code of Conduct, complete mandatory child safety training, and hold all relevant screening checks before starting, including WWCC / Blue Card / WWVP, a National Police Check and an International Criminal History Check where applicable.
📌 VR GPAnywhere in Australia (New South Wales)
🏢 ForHealth Group
📍 New South Wales
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