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Positions Vacant POSITIONS VACANT Careers @ PBB Health Centre www.pbbhealthcentre.com.au 13A Buller Street North Parramatta NSW 2151 Phone: 02 9890 7755 Email: [email protected] General Practitioner (GP) VR General Practitioners required for a modern, appealing family medical practice. The position offers the opportunity to provide comprehensive family medical care as a member of our health care team. An AGPAL accredited medical practice. The PBB Health Centre is in an excellent location with high income potential. To respond to the growing needs of the community, we are now looking to expand our General Practitioner team. An AGPAL accredited medical practice PBB Health Centre offers you the opportunity to provide comprehensive family medical care, in our well-appointed and conveniently located rooms. ARE YOU A SKILLED GENERAL PRACTITIONER WHO IS: • Passionate about delivering the highest quality in family care within a supported environment? • Looking for the perfect work/life balance? • Seeking excellent remuneration, with the option to choose your own hours and no after-hours appointments? • After high income potential with competitive remuneration Sound like you? Then read on. The PBB Health Centre may be just what you’re looking for. About The Role At PBB Health Centre we aim to provide our patients with the highest standards of medical care, and the latest technological innovations, with the personalised attention of a family medical practice. Located in the heart of Sydney at Parramatta, PBB Health Centre constantly strives to improve and expand its services to match the needs of the local and wider community. With high income potential this role offers: • Competitive remuneration • No after-hour appointments or call outs • Outstanding clinical support by practice nurses • Flexibility of shifts and hours, with full time and part time positions available • An extensive orientation program • Competitive leave entitlements • Support for further professional development • The opportunity to escape corporate practice PBB Health Centre offers a wide range of sought after medical services within one convenient location, including General Practice, Family Medical, Minor Surgery and Midwifery Care. Our facilities include: • Four consult rooms and a treatment room in what is arguably the most inviting practice in the area. • Skilled administrative support with a high doctor to administrative support ratio • A fully computerised practice with modern telecommunications equipment • On site pathology services. PBB Health Centre floor plan PBB Health Centre Laverty Pathology Other premises About Parramatta Located 25 minutes west of the Sydney CBD, on the banks of the Parramatta River, the city of Parramatta has undergone 10 years of rapid growth to emerge as a dynamic contemporary city. With a busy business and social scene that reflects the cultural diversity of Greater Western Sydney, Parramatta has everything you’re looking for. Features of Parramatta include: • Great food • Excellent shopping • Sprawling parklands • Excellent schools • Outstanding sporting facilities • A calendar of community events and festivals that offers something for everyone Parramatta and its surrounding suburbs offer a wide variety of homes for rent or purchase, and the opportunity to build nearby, as well as outstanding family and community support services. Once the colonial capital of Sydney, Parramatta also affords its residents unique heritage sites and a rich history. With a sound infrastructure of roads and public transport, Parramatta offers ferry, bus and rail transport to nearby Sydney and is only 90 minutes by road from the picturesque Blue Mountains. The work/life balance you long for awaits you in Parramatta at PBB Health Centre. » Visit the Discover Parramatta website for more information: www.discoverparramatta.com Images courtesy of Parramatta City Council How to Apply Please direct all applications and enquiries to: Jane Palmer Director, PBB Health Centre Mobile: 0414 814 686 Email: [email protected] PBB Health Centre 13A Buller St North Parramatta NSW 2151 Phone: 02 9890 7755 Email: [email protected] Website: www.pbbhealthcentre.com.au OUR LOCATION WINDSOR RDTO BAULKHAM HILLS TO CARLINGFORD CHURCH ST JAMES RUSE DRIVE PENNANT HILLS RD ISABELLA ST KISSING POINT RD PBB HEALTH CENTRE DUNDAS BULLER ST VICTORIA RD TO RYDE PARRAM VIC AT TORIA RD PARK TA PARRAMATTA CBD CARTHUR ST MA WESTFIELD SHOPS TO PENRITH JAMES RUSE DRIVE TO M4 MO CITY TORW AY.
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