General Practitioner Mixed Billing Female Health

Healthcare professionals group - Blacktown
new offer (01/07/2024)

job description

Prime Location:
Situated centrally in the Western Suburbs, seize the opportunity to establish a health-literate patient base, close to home.
Doctor-Owned and Patient-Centric:
Operated by doctors, for doctors. This centre prioritise patient care by streamlining administrative processes, allowing you to focus solely on your patients.
Unique Billing Structure:
Innovative billing model attracts health-conscious patients invested in their well-being. Benefit from an established mixed-billing patient following, ensuring a competitive income.
Long-Term Patient Relationships:
Ideal for GPs dedicated to fostering enduring patient connections. This clinic is actively seeking a female focused GP to meet patient demand.
Fast Patient Acquisition:
Foresee a full patient roster within just five weeks of joining the team.
Workcover Opportunities:
Tap into a substantial patient base for Workcover cases, with training afforded to interested GPs.
Competitive Earnings:
Join a team where current doctors are billing $300 per hour, with hourly guarantees in place to support income stability.
Family-Friendly Roster:
Enjoy flexible scheduling options, accommodating your work-life balance. Choose between traditional office hours or a condensed four-day workweek.
Parking Convenience:
With onsite parking and a central location, commuting is hassle-free, ensuring peace of mind even during winter months.
Continuous Development:
The owners invest in modern services and technologies, facilitating your ongoing professional growth and success.
If you are seeking an opportunity to establish yourself as one of Western Sydney's first true mixed billing General Practitioners, this clinic offers the perfect launching pad.
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