Are you a GP who is passionate about medical education and regional health systems improvement?
Are you seeking a new challenge and the chance to use your leadership, problem solving and communication skills in a non-clinical setting?
Healthy North Coast is advertising two roles for GPs in non-clinical setting, supporting the HealthPathways and Education teams.
Healthy North Coast is seeking a HealthPathways GP Clinical Editor to join our friendly team on a part-time basis (8 hours pw) for an 8-month contract.
Working with GP Clinical Editors, Program Coordinators and Project Support Officers, you will provide clinical leadership in the design, development and delivery of localised HealthPathways and contribute a GP perspective to clinical services planning at the interface between hospital, general practice and the wider primary health care sector.
This role requires the ability to build strong partnerships with GPs, other health professionals and health managers to support regional health system improvement initiatives, improve communication between acute and primary care, and promote the uptake of HealthPathways as a trusted source of clinical information.
Applicants require excellent written and verbal communication skills, strategic thinking and time-management skills. The position is open to holders of FRACGP or FACRRM qualifications or General Practice Registrars enrolled with an accredited training organisation (accreditation for this position as an extended skills post is currently pending approval). Current or recent experience practising in the Mid North Coast region is highly desirable.
Please refer to the Position Description for further information about this opportunity.
Applications close Friday, June 24, 2022 at 05:00 pm
Queries or requests for Expression of Interest forms can be directed to Sarah Mollard, HealthPathways Clinical Editor Lead, at smollard@hnc.org.au or (02) 6659 1800.
Healthy North Coast is seeking a GP to support our HealthPathways and Education teams in an exciting role that will support the integration these programs, ensuring excellence and consistency in the development and publication of HealthPathways and delivery of medical education across the Mid North Coast Region.
Working with a team of Health Pathways Clinical Editors, Program Coordinators, Education and Events Coordinators and Medical Educators, you will provide clinical leadership in the design, development and delivery of local HealthPathways and medical education.
This role requires the ability to build strong partnerships with GPs, other health professionals and health managers to support high quality education outcomes, improve communication between acute and primary care, and promote the uptake of HealthPathways as a trusted source of clinical information. You will have the opportunity to contribute to regional health system improvement initiatives and ensure program activities follow clinical best practice and evidence-based guidelines, are inclusive of primary care clinical perspectives and are culturally safe.
Applicants require excellent written and verbal communication skills, strategic thinking and time management skills, and FRACGP or FACRRM qualifications. Experience supporting or providing medical education and at least 5 years recent experience practising in the Mid North Coast region is highly desirable.
This exciting permanent part-time position is available for 16 hours per week.
Please refer to the Position Description for further detail about this opportunity.
Applications close Friday, June 24, 2022 at 05:00 pm
Queries or requests for Expression of Interest Forms can be directed to Nigel Cronin, Senior Manager Education, at ncronin@hnc.org.au or (02) 6659 1800.
About Health Pathways
Mid and North Coast HealthPathways are designed to be used at the point of care, primarily for general practitioners but also for hospital specialists, nurses, allied health professionals and others.
HealthPathways provides a ‘care map’, so that all members of a health care team, whether they work in a hospital or the community, are on the same page when looking after a particular person.
