With a contemporary feel, this recently renovated practice is in the northern region of Tasmania offering General Practitioners an opportunity to provide services in the local Beaconsfield community. General Practitioners working in this facility are supported on-site by an experienced Practice Manager, along with a dedicated administrative and nursing team. There is a wide range of services offered such as chronic disease management, primary health care, preventative medicine, skin cancer medicine, iron infusions, and many more. Allied health on site to support the TCA and for better multidisciplinary approach in care of patients.

The Position

An exciting opportunity currently exists at this well-established, modern practice for a General Practitioner (GP) to join a friendly team of highly experienced colleagues on a full-time basis, helping to meet the growing patient demand. The practice offers a warm, welcoming, and family-oriented environment focused on personalised patient care. A broad range of services is provided, including general health care, men's, women's and children's health, immunisations, skin cancer checks and minor procedures, chronic disease management, pre-employment medicals, antenatal and postnatal care, and Indigenous health.

The Organisation

Beaconsfield Family Medical Practice attracts patients from across the north-east region, with many new patients coming from Beauty Point, Clarence Point and beyond. There is a significant number of elderly patients.

The practice is open Monday to Friday, closed on weekends, and after-hours calls are triaged through the GP Assist service.

Medical software used is Best Practice and the practice operates a mixed billing model, with bulk billing offered to health care card holders, pensioners, and children under 16.

Skills and Experience Required

• Current AHPRA Specialist or General Registration
• Excellent communication and patient-care skills
• Vocationally Registered GP, or

Non-VR GP currently on (or eligible for) an approved RACGP pathway such as PEP or FSP