Conservation and Wild Medicine in Namibia – Zoonosis and the spread of infectious diseases
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Wilderness Medicine in Antarctica with EWM and National Geographic, Pre-Hospital Care with London HEM's the European Masters in Disastor Medicine and jobs
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District Medical Officers and Senior Medical Officers required – Western Australia
Head Medical are delighted to be able to offer GPs the experience of working in the Kimberley and Pilbarra regions of Western Australia, in outback locations including Broome, Derby, Halls Creek and Kununurra.
Working as a regional or rural GP is not just a job – it’s a way of life! As an integral member of a friendly and thriving local community you can make a real difference to patients who would otherwise have to travel up to 100km to see a Doctor. Whether you journey to work by walking along the beach, cycling through a national park or a driving through the desert, no two days will be the same and many GPs tell us working in a rural location has been the most rewarding role of their careers.
The local health service delivers acute and primary health services to regional Western Australia covering 2,525,306 square kilometres of Western Australia (WA) and extends from the Kimberley region in the north to the Great Southern region in the south, and the Indian Ocean in the west to the Northern Territory and South Australian borders in the east.
Country WA has a population of over 500,000 people, which continues to grow as a result of the mining boom. It includes both regional centres and smaller towns, offering dynamic multicultural communities with a relaxed, friendly lifestyle.
People in country WA feel safe, have a strong sense of community and affinity with their location. Most rural communities, even the smallest ones, will offer a range of sporting options from football, netball, swimming, soccer, golf, lawn bowls, hockey and tennis, to the more adventurous windsurfing, ballooning, skydiving and scuba diving.
Living in a rural location also puts you that one step closer to some of the amazing travel opportunities in country WA. You can dive with the whale sharks, walk amongst the tree tops of ancient trees, sleep under a canopy of stars in the desert, explore the gorges and wilderness areas, or live it up in a sea side resort. Living in country WA can be a truly amazing Australian outback experience.
The Essentials
Experience and certification as a GP is required Must be able to work unsupervised holding MRCGP/equivalent or VR GP in Australia Emergency skills
The Desirables
A healthy appetite for adventure and new experiences Procedural skills in O&G, minor surgery or anaesthetics Interest in Indigenous Health Opportunities also available for GPs within Mental Health
The Rewards
Competitive base salary plus bonuses and rural incentives Relocation assistance, accommodation and transport also included
For further information about locations and full job information packs, get in touch with Eilidh Manson on +44 (0)131 240 5279 or via [email protected]
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