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Responsibilities

• Use knowledge of psychological theory and practice
• Help clients address mental health concerns or adjust their behaviors
• Exhibit superior communication skills to uncover complicated mental health issues
• Help individuals address underlying behavioral issues
• Empathize with a wide range of people
• Focus on the needs of your clients
• Develop and recommend treatment plans based on patient needs and diagnosis
• Provide referrals when necessary for additional care, evaluation, or treatment
• Collaborate with faculty, staff, and other professionals to provide the best care possible

Requirements and skills

• Must have experience working as a Psychologist or related field
• Ability to pass a thorough background check
• Demonstrate the ability to work effectively with diverse populations
• Have strong working knowledge of diagnostic techniques
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• License eligible in your practicing jurisdiction
• Doctoral degree from an accredited program in clinical or counseling psychology

By joining forces, we can drive meaningful change, increase access to primary health care services, and improve the wellbeing of communities across our region.

A GP role is now open for an enthusiastic and caring General practitioner who would like to join in a private billing practice located in the beautiful Hunter region. The current team consists of four GPs who work together in a fully equipped modern facility. This is a doctor owned and operated well established private practice with GPs seeing an average of 30-40 patients per day.

The practice is well-equipped with dedicated GP rooms and Treatment room, allowing for comprehensive medical care. It holds a District of Workforce Shortage (DPA) classification, making it an ideal location for GPs within their moratorium period looking to work in an area not far from Sydney or Newcastle. This practice offers an attractive compensation package receiving 70% of their billings with a minimum income guarantee of $150 per hour for the first three months(Whichever more). GPs have the potential to bill up to $15,000-$20,000 per week!
GPs can enjoy the natural beauty of the area while providing essential healthcare services to the community.

• Provide dietary services in accordance with guidelines, state and national laws and regulations
• Develop nutrition plans and implement interventions based on knowledge of patient’s current health
• Complete monthly, quarterly and yearly assessments of clients and adapt nutrition plans as needed
• Implement personalised, age-specific and culturally appropriate nutrition strategies
• Deliver client nutrition recommendations to physicians, nurses and aides
• Provide nutrition education and counselling for patients
• Provide Nutrition education and counselling for patients with specific requirements including Patients suffering from Gout,Diabetes,Coeliac....

• Provide dietary services in accordance with Guidelines
• Develop nutrition plans and implement interventions based on knowledge of patient’s Diabetes Requirements
• Implement personalised, age-specific and culturally appropriate nutrition strategies
• Provide Diabetic education and counselling for medications and nutrition

This session will explain which views and documents available in My Health Record can be accessed to obtain more information about the patient’s regular medicines or medical history. You will learn how best to interpret the information available and navigate My Health Record to help you find medicines information quickly and easily when you need it.

This session is suitable for both hospital and community pharmacy staff wishing to learn more about how My Health Record can help support their clinical workflow. There will also be time for questions and answers at the end of the session.

Please join us for this update on MTOP. We will cover abortion law, pregnancy options support, medications, procedures and then the follow up. There will also be case studies explored and time for Q&A.

Stand Tall events fill students with hope, purpose and inspiration. We want parents to hear these same messages to equip them to come alongside their children and open important life conversations.

The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network invites service providers in the Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence (DFSV) (including child sexual abuse) and Mental Health sectors to attend an online information session.

Traditionally, in our region, paediatric patients with simple buckle fractures of the wrist are treated with a back slab plaster cast and referred to Fracture Clinic for follow up care. Evidence now shows that these patients have similar outcomes when managed in a simple removable wrist brace, with no need for Fracture Clinic review or repeat x-rays.

We have adopted this new management pathway for paediatric wrist buckle fractures at Armidale Hospital. This webinar will be an opportunity for local GPs to find out more about the pathway and putting it into practice.