Location: South Australia - 2h from Adelaide
Type: Full-Time, Ongoing
Salary: Total Indicative Remuneration Package $457,605 - $595,627 p.a.*
(Includes Award Salary, leave loading, remote call allowance, professional development, A&R Allowance, Superannuation, etc.)
Role Overview:
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Lead and coordinate emergency medical services ensuring high-quality, safe, and sustainable care.
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Collaborate with the Executive Teams to deliver effective emergency services.
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Utilise your expertise to drive improvements in clinical outcomes and implement clinical changes.
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Engage in the review and enhancement of clinical processes and evidence-based practices.
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Promote and uphold occupational health, safety, and welfare standards, including compliance with legislative requirements.
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Influence and improve Aboriginal Health services within the community.
Key Responsibilities:
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Provide leadership and expertise in rural emergency medicine.
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Communicate, negotiate, and mediate effectively with various stakeholders.
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Lead initiatives to improve clinical outcomes and practice standards.
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Manage and review clinical processes and systems.
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Engage with and influence others to enhance local health services.
Essential Criteria:
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Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent.
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Specialist qualifications and registration with the Medical Board of Australia.
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Fellowship of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine.
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Minimum of 5 years of senior-level professional practice.
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Experience in managing budgets.
Benefits:
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Salary sacrifice benefits
- Relocation support available
- Opportunities for flexible working arrangements
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Promotes diversity and encourages part-time working options
And more:
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Easy river access for fishing, boating or just relaxing
- Safe and affordable living
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3000 hectares of vineyards and orchards
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Access to wide range of schools and Universities
If you find this opportunity aligns with your career aspirations please don't hesitate to get in touch with Anna via email at [email protected].
