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Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers invites applications for an experienced GP to join a community-focused health team on the Kapiti Coast. The role is permanent, up to 32 hours per week, with opportunities in both General Practice and Urgent Care, and includes on-site X-ray facilities and a connected pharmacy.
Applicants should have GPEP 2/3 or above, NZ registration, ACLS, and be willing to work evenings/weekends; enjoy a collaborative team and competitive remuneration.
Are you an experienced GPEP 2,3 or above with a passion for caring for people and community? If so, we want to hear from you!
Team Medical is a locally owned recently renovated practice working in association with Green Cross Health. We are an integrated family health centre passionately providing a full range of GP Care to our enrolled patients and Urgent Care for accidents and urgent medical needs to our community.
As a key health hub to the Kapiti Coast our GP services typically weeks day and some weekends. Our Urgent Care services operate 7 days a week from 8am - 10pm. We offer full X-Ray facilities on site and are co-located with a pharmacy next door.
Green Cross Health is one of New Zealand's leading primary health care organisations. With over 8,000 employees around New Zealand, we are committed to providing the best support, equitable care and advice to our communities.
We are united by our values which are:
We have an opportunity for a GP to join us on a permanent basis working with skilled UC & GP colleagues and valued Nurse & Administration kaimahi.
Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work permit.
The Doctors Medical Centres has 65 practices, the largest network in New Zealand. With over 1,400 staff and 374 doctors, we have opportunities for career progression, leadership, relocation and co-ownership. Our GPs are known for their collegial support, and we pride ourselves on having a people-centred culture.
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