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Posted June 02, 2021
The Primary Health Network is funding eight grants of up to $40,000 each to support General Practice on the Central Coast LGA to attract and recruit additional GPs.
GPs must relocate to the Central Coast LGA and cannot be recruited from within the Hunter New England Central Coast PHN region.
It is expected that a GP would make a two-year commitment to work in General Practice at least three days per week for a general practice or Aboriginal Medical Service.
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Applications close July 2, 2021.
First Nations Health Worker / AMS General Practitioner Health Professionals Practice Manager
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The aim of Urgent Care Services is to reduce the number of people presenting to emergency departments by addressing service gaps. On behalf of NSW Health, and in partnership with Central Coast and Hunter New England Local Health Districts, the PHN is assisting with the coordination of the Expressions of Interest (EOI) process for Urgent Care Services in our region. EOI related decisions will be made by NSW Health.
The PHN invites expressions of interest for those wishing to develop Practice Management skills with fee-free training in collaboration with UNE Partnerships and the NSW Government.
After more than three decades without a local General Practitioner, the community of Spring Ridge is celebrating the arrival of Dr Owen Boyd, a GP who will service the community with two face-to-face consultation days on a regular schedule, while providing telehealth for the remainder.