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Canterbury District Health Board seeks General Practitioners to join the South Westland Area Practice, spanning five clinics from Hari Hari to Haast. You will work with a Nurse Practitioner and Rural Nurse Specialists within a Rural Generalist Team, enjoying collegial support across a broad clinical scope.
The West Coast offers unique living and professional development opportunities in a remote but connected community.
to appoint a General Practitioners(GP) to join the South Westland Area Practice. In this unique general practice of approximately 1,600 enrolled patients, you will work across five clinics between Hari Hari and Haast alongside a Nurse Practitioner and a team of highly skilled Rural Nurse Specialists. The natural beauty and tourism highlights of the region also bring significant numbers of tourists which increases the variety and clinical interest of the role. As part of the Te Tai o Poutini Rural Generalist Team you will have excellent collegial and professional support working across a broad clinical scope.
The West Coast of the South Island is a rugged, isolated and beautiful part of Aotearoa New Zealand. From Karamea in the north, to Haast in the south, the coast is the largest geographical Te Whata Ora locality, but with a small population of 32,500. Providing health care in this environment is without doubt challenging, and the team here have fully adopted a Rural Generalist Model to ensure an equitable, high level of care is delivered to our community. The Rural Generalist team is flexible, multi-disciplinary and highly skilled – joining us will provide you with a raft of experience within the framework of our community and rural hospital-based services. Outside of work, the West Coast will also challenge and amaze you – bring your tramping boots, surfboard, mountain bike and kayak - you will need them all!
The Rural Generalist (RG) Team is a highly motivated and supportive group of SMOs, largely formed of DRHMNZ and RNZCGP fellows and trainees; FACEMs and FACRRMs. The flexible and multi-disciplinary nature of the Generalist model means we can offer unique career development opportunities tailored to individual clinicians.
If you enjoy living within small rural communities or are wanting a change in lifestyle, then the West Coast, and South Westland in particular, could be for you. For more information on the West Coast and why it is such a great part of the country, you can view more information
Being part of the Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand, our people enjoy access to, flexible working arrangements and a genuine and ongoing focus on career development.
Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand believes that diversity and inclusion is key to ensure we deliver the best care for our diverse population. As an organisation we are inclusive and equal opportunity employer that welcomes and respects everyone.