General Practitioner | Werribee | Women'S Health

Healthcare Professionals Group; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 369,000 - 461,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mixed billing structure with private 2

70% of billings with daily earnings 2

$150 hourly guarantee first 3 months

On-site RNs 5 days a week

Collaboration with visiting gynecology

Job summary

Healthcare Professionals Group in Melbourne is seeking a GP for a predominantly private billing Women’s Health Clinic. The clinic operates with 12 consult rooms and 11 female GPs, offering a busy but supportive environment with no walk-ins and flexible appointment lengths.

Enjoy flexible hours, a collaborative team, and access to gynecology and IVF specialists to support women's health services. Two RNs are on-site five days a week for procedural support and CDM/Care Plans.

Job description

Highlights:

• Predominantly Private Billing Women’s Health Clinic
• High patient demand with GPs fully booked weeks in advance, offering a quick path to a busy schedule
• Flexible work arrangements, allowing you to choose your hours and days

Benefits:

• Mixed billing structure with 90% of consultations privately billed
• 70% of billings, with an average daily earning potential of $2000-$2500
• $150 hourly guarantee for the first 3 months
• 2 RNs on-site 5 days a week for procedural support, Chronic Disease Management (CDM), and Care Plans
• Collaboration with visiting specialists, including a gynecologist and IVF specialist, to support women’s health services

About the Clinic:

• A dedicated Women’s Health Clinic serving the community for 6 years
• 12 consultation rooms, 10 with large windows offering plenty of natural light, providing a comfortable environment for both patients and GPs
• The team consists of 11 female GPs, with a strong retention rate; most have been with the clinic for 5-6 years
• 100% appointment-based, no walk-ins, with flexible appointment durations to accommodate doctors’ preferences
• A supportive and close-knit team culture, with regular clinical meetings and a shared focus on patient care and women's health