The region’s major industry specialisations include agriculture, forestry and fishing, health care and social assistance cohort, retail trade, followed by accommodation and food services and education and training.
Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (PHN)is proud to announce an intensive Group Health and Wellness coaching package for Allied Health professionals to focus on YOUR health and wellness.
Interested members of the public are welcome to join us for a morning of short presentations from a range of palliative care professionals as well as information trade stalls.
The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (the PHN) is pleased to share the Central Coast Local Health Districts (CCLHD) new statewide eReferral solution is now available.
Fully booked from Day 1 and taking over patients from another GP (DPS/DWS position available)
Our friendly team at Erina Skin Cancer Clinic are looking for Part Time Practice Nurse (RN) to join us at our family practice and skin cancer clinic on the coast.
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A LITTLE BIT ABOUT US…
Located at the center of Erina with great exposure
Well located within busy business hub next to radiology & allied health
On-site parking available and close access to public transport
RACGP accreditation
Teaching Practice for the University of Newcastle and GP Synergy
Modern facilities
Spacious, fully computerised rooms
6 skin cancer doctors and GPs
Pathology on-site
Team environment with friendly and supportive administration staff
Established & loyal patient base
Expanding practice, with room for more allied health services
Flexible working hours and great work conditions
GPs, GP Registrars, Allied Health Professionals and Nurses are invited to attend.
The PHN is looking to expand its pool of Medical Educators to help General Practice and the broader primary care sector spot the signs, start the conversation and link for specialist support for patients who are experiencing Domestic Family and Sexual Violence (DFSV).
This webinar will be presented by Clara Fritchley (PhD candidate, The Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use, Clinical Psychologist). Clara is a clinical psychologist with over twenty years of experience, in both forensic and clinical sectors of mental health care. She has recently completed a PhD examining therapeutic experiences of people involved in the justice system and has a strong interest in how the criminal justice system impacts emotional wellbeing. In particular, she specialises in work with adolescents and adults who have complex presentations, particularly those who have endured trauma and/or experienced systemic and structural barriers to good mental health. Clara is passionate about increasing understanding of the ways in which therapeutic spaces that prioritise the uniqueness of every individual’s experience can be created, and how these spaces then work to cultivate individual emotional flourishing.
This webinar will be presented by Associate Professor Louise Mewton (The Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use, The University of Sydney). Associate Professor Louise Mewton is a public health researcher with a focus on the epidemiology, assessment, prevention, and treatment of alcohol use and related disorders across the lifespan. She is Program Lead in Lifespan and Brain Health Research at the Matilda Centre, University of Sydney.
This webinar will provide attendees with a practical understanding of:
The physiological impacts of alcohol use on older adults; the impact of alcohol use on the brain of older adults, including the relationship between alcohol use, cognitive impairment and dementia and effective approaches for treating harmful alcohol use in older adults