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Western NSW Local Health District is seeking a General Practitioner – Visiting Medical Officer for Coolah Multipurpose Service to provide contemporary, comprehensive services for optimal patient outcomes and safe clinical practice.
The GP VMO will support emergency and general medical care in a rural setting, with opportunities for leadership and mentoring under NSW Health guidelines. The role offers flexible arrangements including fee-for-service or sessional payments.
Employment Type :RDA Fee-for-Service or Sessional
Position Classification :Visiting Medical Officer
Hours Per Week : As per roster
Location: Coolah NSW
Applications Close: 22 November 2026 - 11.59pm
Western NSW Local Health District is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a working environment that embraces and values diversity and inclusion. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability and people from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply for our advertised positions. If you require any assistance with your application or have any questions about this position, please get in touch with the contact person listed in this advertisement.
We are seeking the services of a General Practitioner – Visiting Medical Officer for Coolah Multipurpose Service. The GP VMO will provide contemporary comprehensive service for optimal patient outcomes to achieve safe clinical practice.
You will be based at Coolah Multipurpose Service, a part of the Western NSW Local Health District.
Coolah's Multipurpose Service overview:
Coolah has 2 primary schools,1 highschool and 1 preschool. It has a supermarket, hardware store and several places to eat out. The community is supportive of the hospital and there is an internet service in the town.
Coolah is situated on the picturesque Coolaburragundy River and nestled in a valley of the Liverpool Range. Its located 137 km north east of Dubbo. The town is surrounded by undulating hills and fertile river flats and is an attractive service town for the surrounding agricultural district.
It is also the gateway to the magnificent Coolah Tops National Park. It is a playground for walkers and mountain bikers looking for a great cycling and camping experience. See magnificent waterfalls on walking trails like the Falls link tract, Racecourse track or Grasstrees track. It is home to an abundance of wildlife and birdlife, you might see wallabies, eagles, gliders and owls.
Coolah firmly stakes its claim as being the home of the original 'Black Stump'. It was here that the colloquial saying 'beyond the black stump', meaning 'beyond the limits of settlement or civilisation' is said to have originated. A replica Black Stump and rest area has been established nine kilometres from Coolah to mark its historical location.
The Welcome Experience is a free NSW Government service supporting workers (and their families) who have accepted a job with Western NSW LHD in most locations. The service helps with housing, schooling, partner work and community connections.
Note: Applications submitted by Recruitment Agencies will be considered for this position.
Note: As per NSW Ministry of Health Information Bulletin IB2026_010, to be engaged as a Visiting Medical Officer within NSW Health, you are required to hold a valid Australian Business Number (ABN) as either an Individual Sole Trader or a Practice Company (no Trust Accounts) and be registered for Goods and Services Tax (GST).
If you are applying for a Category A position, please read and understand NSW Health Policy Directive PD2026_004 . All new employees must agree to comply with the requirements outlined in this policy.
The Aboriginal Employment Strategy (AES) is working in partnership with the Western NSW Local Health District to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants wishing to apply for this role. For more information please contact the AES recruitment team on (02) 6882 8100 or email dubbo.recruitment@aes.org.au . Alternatively, applicants can visit our website for more information.
Applicants holding a visa with working rights may be considered for temporary appointment (up to the expiry date of their visa) where no suitable applicant for permanent appointment is identified.
NSW Health acknowledges the people of the many traditional countries and language groups of New South Wales. It acknowledges the wisdom of Elders past and present, and pays respect to all Aboriginal communities of today.