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GP Locum Katherine West Health Board – Lajamanu NT

  • Remote Lajamanu clinic location
  • 3 week minimum placements
  • $1400 per day
  • Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service

Katherine West Health Board are currently seeking experienced GP Locums for their remote clinic locations across the Katherine region.

Dates

  • 4 July onwards 2022- Lajamanu
  • 3 week minimum placements

Clinic Opening Hours

  • 8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday
  • The GP Locum will not be required to do any on call work or call out

Daily Rate

  • $1400 per day

Transport and Accommodation

  • All transport from the nearest major airport to and from your location is arranged by NT PHN
  • Accommodation and vehicle will be provided while on placement by the health service
  • The vehicle will be available for use outside of work hours
  • A manual license and four-wheel drive skills will be required

Eligibility Criteria

  • Current non restricted registration by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and General Practice Specialisation is essential
  • Previous experience working in remote and Indigenous health

For further information please contact Barbara on 08 8982 1010.

NT PHN/RWA NT have permanent opportunities available in Aboriginal Medical Services and Private Practices across the NT. Successful candidates may be eligible to apply for financial supports for relocation to the NT and further clinical education.

Please visit our NT PHN website to see how to make your Territory locum experience into your own permanent adventure!

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Unlike other Primary Health Networks, we have a rural workforce agency. The Rural Workforce Agency NT attracts, recruits, and supports health professionals working across regional and remote communities in the NT. Support programs include orientation for new recruits, professional development, GP locum relief, grants and scholarships, workforce planning and advice, and practice management support.

Unlike other Primary Health Networks, we have a rural workforce agency. The Rural Workforce Agency NT attracts, recruits, and supports health professionals working across regional and remote communities in the NT. Support programs include orientation for new recruits, professional development, GP locum relief, grants and scholarships, workforce planning and advice, and practice management support.

Key Responsibilities, but not limited to:

  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases

To be considered for this oppertunity, you must meet the below essential criteria:

  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
  • Oversee and run exercise rehabilitation groups and clases
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Salary:

$1400 per day
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Job Type:

GP locum

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