VR GPs | Queanbeyan Urgent Care | Mix Up Your Summer Shifts
Like a bit of variety? Our Queanbeyan Urgent Care Centre is just 15 minutes from Canberra, and you can split your shifts between our Phillip centre in Woden as welll. It’s a excellent way to keep things interesting, with two supportive teams and a broad mix of patients, all close to home.
So, what’s it like?
You’ll be part of Australia’s largest urgent care network, working alongside experienced nurses and strong clinical leaders who genuinely have your back. The systems are good, the team is collaborative, and the setup lets you focus on what matters: looking after patients.
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
Summer is when the community needs us most. You’ll be helping people over the holidays and taking pressure off the local ED when it’s at its busiest.
Here’s what you get
Up to $2,500 per shift
Adaptable summer shifts: pick the days that suit you
Christmas, New Year and Australia Day shifts available
Travel and accommodation covered if you’re coming in FIFO or DIDO
Training and opportunities to keep growing your skills
You’ll need:
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)
ForHealth is committed to child safety. Successful applicants must comply with ForHealth’s Child Safe Policy and Child Protected Code of Conduct, complete mandatory child safety training, and hold all relevant screening checks prior to commencement, including WWCC / Blue Card / WWVP, National Police Check and International Criminal History Check where applicable.
📌 Urgent Care Vrgp Queanbeyan
🏢 ForHealth Group
📍 Queanbeyan
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