24 Companies

Albury Wodonga is the first cross border public health service to exist in Australia. Regionally situated between Sydney and Melbourne, it directly serves a local community of 100,000 and supports a catchment population of 250,000 covering North East Victoria and Southern New South Wales. Care is provided to our community through:  Two public hospitals (Albury Hospital and Wodonga Hospital)  Two community rehabilitation centres located at the Albury and Wodonga Hospitals  Wodonga Dental Clinic  Mental Health Services in Wodonga, Beechworth and Wangaratta  Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services located in Wodonga and Wangaratta

About Us We provide 24-hour emergency care to adults and children, 7 days a week, with minimal waiting times We offer Adelaide and the Sunshine Coast’s only 24-hour Private Emergency Departments Referrals are not required to attend the Emergency Department All our physician and nursing staff have many years of experience in emergency treatment and care. Presenting patients will be seen by one of these experienced physicians If admission is required, we can provide various options for inpatient care and can refer you to the most appropriate specialists We are a fee-for-service facility We have proven minimal patient wait times

CareFlight is an aeromedical organisation with over 30 years’ experience providing pre-hospital care to critically ill and injured patients.  We currently attend to over 5,000 missions a year.  We are ready to respond 24/7, to a diversity of jobs, both domestic and international, ranging from pre-hospital trauma, to primary medical management in isolated clinics, to retrieval and transfer of intensive care patients.  

The Central Australian Retrieval Service provides transport for emergency and critical care presentations to remote communities in the 1.6 milion square kilometer catchment area of Alice Springs Hospital. We provide care for the full spectrum of presentations; birth, paediatrics, trauma, psychiatry and medical presentations.  

Do you have a passion for medicine and wish to practice in a rural setting? Do you have a strong work ethic and interested in working with vulnerable communities? Do you have an open mind and a desire for career progression? Would you like to live and work in an environment with open spaces, sunshine and time on your side? A move to Dubbo could make all the difference!

Epworth Richmond's emergency department treats more patients than any other private hospital emergency department in Victoria; over 29,000 patients annually. It is staffed by a team of experienced doctors and nurses 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The emergency department assesses and treats people with serious injuries and those in need of emergency treatment.

This is our kaupapa; what our organisation is working towards, the driving force behind all we do. Hauora Tairāwhiti Values W hakarangatira/enrich - Enriching the health of our community by doing our very best. A whi/support - Supporting our turoro/patients their whanau/families, our community partners and each other. K otahitanga/togetherness - Together we can achieve more. A roha/compassion - Empathy, we care for people and people want to be cared for by us. Our values form the acronym WAKA. They reflect our past while guiding us on our journey to create a healthier Tairāwhiti by working together. The waka is a symbol of the Tairāwhiti region. It reflects our voyaging heritage and is woven into our landscape through whakapapa, customs and practices. Our legends include Maui fishing up Te Ika a Maui (North Island) on the waka/canoe Nukutaimemeha followed by the arrival of Paoa on the Horouta canoe and Tamatea Arikinui on the Takitimu canoe. Centuries later the scientific explorer James Cook arrived on the Endeavour. Recognising our waka heritage reminds us of the tenacity and teamwork required to overcome challenges; it inspires us towards success.

Network 4, Emergency Medicine, Hunter New England Local Health District

Lakes District Health Board serves a population of just over 100,000 and covers 9,570 square kilometres.  It stretches from Mourea in the north to Mangakino in the west down to Turangi in the south and across to Kaingaroa village in the east.  The major centres of population are Rotorua and Taupo and the main smaller communities are Mangakino and Turangi.  The DHB’ boundaries take in the two main iwi groups of Te Arawa and Ngati Tuwharetoa.

Lakes DHB plans, funds and provides hospital and health services to just over 100,000 people in the local authority areas for Taupo and Rotorua districts. Lakes DHB’s mission is to: improve health for all maximise independence for people with disabilities and with tangata whenua, support a focus on health.

Latrobe Regional Hospital is a leading healthcare provider in regional Victoria offering a comprehensive range of specialist care across key medical and healthcare disciplines, including acute and sub-acute care, aged care, community care, psychiatric services, dental services and rehabilitation services. LRH is the principal referral hospital for the Gippsland region and serves a population of over 75,000 in the Latrobe Valley and over 260,000 across Gippsland.

My Emergency Dr is a 24-hours-a-day medical service that connects patients anywhere in Australia to Fellows of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (FACEMs) via a video link, or via the telephone. Our doctors provide an online emergency consultation, including prescriptions, x-ray and pathology referrals, and even provide advice on whether the patient needs to attend the Emergency Department or whether their condition can be managed initially online and then followed up by the patient’s usual GP. The service has been developed by a group of leading Australian emergency department doctors as a way to improve access to emergency care for all Australians wherever they live, and help alleviate pressure on public hospital Emergency Departments. My Emergency Dr is Australian-owned and operated. 

Northern NSW Medical Retrieval Service is based at the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service (WRHS) at Lismore. The medical staff that work on the Retrieval Service are employed by the Northern NSW Local Health District and the affiliated hospital is Lismore Base Hospital. NNSW Medical Retrieval Service is the medical arm of the Lismore Retrieval Service and supplies a critical care doctor to allow 24/7 coverage in conjunction with a NSW Ambulance (NSWA) Critical Care Paramedic. This team undertake pre-hospital and inter-hospital missions and search and rescue and recovery missions as directed by the NSWA tasking agency, NSWA Aeromedical Control Centre (ACC). We are a state of the art winch capable retrieval service that is able to undertake critical care interventions in both pre-hospital and inter-hospital arenas and use road and rotary transport platforms to deliver stabilised critical care patients to appropriate level 5 and level 6 hospitals in the geographical area. We also undertake winch operations off shore, the usual activity being collection, stabilisation and delivery of critcial care patients on cruise ships. All medical staff undergo extensive training and maintainance of both aviation and medical currency. We are closely affiliated with the Greater Sydney Area Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (GSA HEMS) and our protocols, training and induction to Pre-hospital and Retrieval Medicine is drawn from GSA HEMS. All medical staff spend the first week of employment undergoing aviation training at Newcastle with WRHS then a pre-hospital induction week with GSA HEMS at the ACE Training Centre in Bankstown Sydney.

Located on the beautiful Great South Coast, South West Healthcare offers a comprehensive range of medical, surgical and psychiatric services.  The organisation serves a catchment in excess of 110,000 and comprises of a total of 282 beds and an extensive range of primary and community services.

St John of God Health Care is a leading provider of high quality healthcare services in Australia. Established in Western Australia in 1895, we are not-for-profit private healthcare group and a ministry of the Catholic Church. We employ more than 13,950 staff across Australia, New Zealand and the wider Asia Pacific region. We operate  24 facilities  comprising 3,407 hospital beds in Australia and New Zealand, as well as  home nursing ,  disability services   and  social outreach programs . 

Wavelength is the largest medical recruitment agency in Australia, employing over 90 people and making over 3,500 placements, for both permanent and locum jobs, a year. We are proud that   97% of our doctors would recommend our service to others.   Many of the doctors and healthcare employers who partnered with us in the beginning still work with us today.

The Whanganui District Health Board (WDHB) serves a population of 62,210 (Census 2006, Statistics New Zealand) who live in the Whanganui and Rangitikei Territorial Authority areas, as well as the Ruapehu Territorial Authority area wards of Waimarino and Waiouru – known as South Ruapehu.