The role of a General Practitioner provides medical services to clients of the Wurli Wurlinjang Health Service and to contribute to the development and sustained operation of a multidisciplinary primary health care team.
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Position Description_General Practitioner
Registered Midwife / Nurse
Nurses & Midwives are responsible for delivering safe, high-quality clinical services, patient care, health promotion and education as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
Position Description _Registered Nurse – Midwife
Renal Registered Nurse or Renal Aboriginal Health Practitioner
The Renal RN/AHP will work with the clinical staff within the Wurli Gudbinji Chronic disease team, including working closely with the Diabetes Educator, as well other Big Rivers Region Aboriginal Medical Services: Sunrise Health Services (SHS) and Katherine West Health Board Services (KWHB).
Position Description_ Renal RN-AHP Level 2-3
Nurse Clinical Coordinator – Diabetes Educator
Apply your Nursing/Midwifery experience and knowledge of Diabetes and Vascular clinical / education services to make a difference to the lives of patients in Central Australia.
Nursing Director – Sub Acute and Ambulatory Care Services
An opportunity to lead the delivery of clinical governance systems to achieve and promote the highest standards of service delivery, quality improvement and risk management strategies.
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Nurse Management Coordinator – CQI Facilitator
Drive clinical excellence across East Arnhem—lead safety, quality, and accreditation in remote health with impact, adventure, and purpose.
Clinical Nurse Specialist – Oncology Haematology
As a Clinical Nurse Specialist – Oncology Haematology, you will play a pivotal role in improving the quality and continuity of care for patients undergoing systemic treatment for cancer and other non-malignant conditions.
Nurse/Midwife Clinical Coordinator – Continuous Quality Improvement
Support frontline health teams and improve outcomes in rural and remote Aboriginal communities while enjoying NT lifestyle and government benefits.