Are you looking for a Sea Change? We require full-time/part-time GPs to join our modern, state of the art private practices - located by the lake and close to the sea at Toukley and The Entrance on the beautiful Central Coast of NSW.
Our PHN commissions a range of providers across our region to offer efficient and effective evidence based psychological interventions for people with moderate mental illness who are not otherwise able to access services.
Our PHN commissions headspace services across our region to increase access for youth and their families to help with issues affecting their mental health and wellbeing.
Head to Health centres are a safe and welcoming space to talk to someone if you, or someone you care about, are in distress, or need help finding the right mental health support to meet your needs.
Service Connect Line is a free telephone service that links people with a mental illness residing in the Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network to psychosocial support services (mental and physical health as well as social supports).
The Hunter New England and Central Coast PHN promotes the availability of validated self-help and digital mental health services as part of a stepped care approach to mental health service provision.
When it comes to disaster management, the PHN is actively supporting primary care providers and communities in the Hunter New England and Central Coast area.
For providers, disaster preparedness is a vital step to reduce vulnerability, to minimize risk and to increase their business and workforce resilience. Being prepared ensures that you and your staff are ready to respond if a disaster affects your business. The PHN is actively supporting disaster preparedness for primary care providers.
Emergencies and disasters may affect primary care providers and their staff, and the community they work and live in, and may cause multisystemic losses. The PHN is actively supporting primary care providers who are affected by disasters and emergencies.
Primary care providers are inherently involved and play an important role in the disaster recovery of their community. The PHN is actively supporting primary care providers who recover from the effect of disasters and emergencies .