Nurses

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Work to your full scope of practice and perform advanced skills such as cervical screening, iron infusions and chronic disease management
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Manage patients with triage categories 4 and 5 i.e. fractures, sprains, dislocations and wounds requiring suturing
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Choose to work in a variety of clinical areas i.e. treatment room, occupational health, skin & chronic disease management

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Work where you live and make a difference in your local community
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No evening and night shifts. Our nurses mainly work between 8am – 4pm (and sometimes to 8pm)
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Competitive salary
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5 weeks annual leave (for full time nurses and pro-rata for part time)

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Make long term, meaningful connections with patients in your community
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Be a part of the COVID vaccine rollout
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Help your patients manage their chronic diseases over the course of their lives
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Keep patients fit and healthy and out of hospital

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Achieve optimal patient outcomes by working within a friendly, supportive team of GPs, specialists & allied health practitioners
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Work as part of a single-point of primary care, including sub-specialities (skin, women’s health, chronic disease management), diagnostic services, pharmacy, dental

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We believe accessible care is one of the best things about our country
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Join our collective mission to create a healthier Australia
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We are fighting the pandemic, with a target of 1 million vaccines
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Together we are building the future of primary care
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We are investing $50m+ this year alone in facilities, technology and frontline nurses

A Typical ForHealth Medical Centre

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Typically 10-20 GP rooms per centre
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Each GP has their own dedicated room, set up to their preference
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GPs typically see 30-50 patients per day, as either walk-ins or appointments depending on their preference
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The Medical Director of each centre usually runs a clinical team meeting once per week, covering topics from medical advancements to technology upgrades

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Treatment rooms are set up for a diverse range of clinical procedures – from iron infusions, to vaccinations, to wound care
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They are nurse-led, but all care is delivered in partnership with GPs
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They provide a great source of learning and education for our medical students and student nurses
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We are refurbishing and expanding treatment rooms across our network as part of our $50+ million investment over the next 12 months

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State-of-the-art procedure rooms are usually co-located with sub-specialty GP rooms for skin, women’s health and men’s health
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Equipped with specialist kit, and supported by a treatment room nurse
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GPs can perform complex procedures whilst protecting the privacy and dignity of their patients

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Reception teams are the engine room of each centre – they answer phone calls and greet 600 patients on a typical day
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Our google review scores are averaging 4 stars over the past 6 months, reflecting how important customer service is to us
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Behind reception is where you’ll also find our calendar (& cake) for staff work anniversaries – with many employees have celebrated 10+ years with us

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Fully-accredited by QIP to the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards
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Dentists typically see 8-16 patients per day
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Centres are mostly fitted with 2-5 modern Kavo dental units with intra-oral cameras and monitors, lab eq, rotary endo and surgical implant equipment, access to digital radiography/OPG and sterilisation room
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Dentists are supported by skilled dental assistants, dental coordinators and dental state managers
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The Clinical Advisor Committee comprising of senior dentists provide representation on behalf of clinicians in the network