Locum Rural Generalists – Tropical Broome – $2600 - $2990 Per Day

Broome Hospital is looking for Rural Generalists who can provide GP/ED services from September 2023 to January 2024 for an excellent daily rate.

Part of the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Broome serves as the main healthcare facility for the local population and also caters to patients from surrounding remote communities in the Kimberley.

Broome is also a fantastic location to explore (bring the family along!). Check out our favourite things to do on your days off below.

The Position

Dates are available in Broome from September to January and ongoing. You’ll be working 5-6 shifts per week and on-call approximately 1:3.

Earn an excellent rate during your locum in Broome. You will be paid $2700 from Sept until 08 Oct 2023, $2990 from 18 Dec 2023 to 08 Jan 2024, and $2600 from 09 Jan 2024 ongoing.

You will be required to work in Emergency Departments, local clinics and community outreach settings when required.

Indigenous Health experience is desirable but not essential. You will need to have Emergency CME completed in the last three years (either ALS2, ATLS, APLS, REST, PROMPT, EMST, EMET).

During your downtime, travel within the region and experience the incredible scenery, interesting flora & fauna, and unique local adventures.

Contact Mel Houston (Prescript's Senior Recruitment Partner) to learn more about this fantastic locum vacancy. This is a beautiful opportunity to explore the outback of the WA

mel@prescript.com.au // 0414 716 132

 

Dates Available

5-6 shifts per week - On-call approximately 1:3

  • 11 Sept to 06 Oct

  • 11 Sept to 09 Oct

  • 25 Sept to 13 Oct

  • 18 Dec to 08 Jan

  • 22 Dec to 15 Jan

  • 22 Dec to 22 Jan

The Benefits

★ $2700 now until Oct 8th 2023

★ $2990 for 18 Dec to 08 Jan 2024

★ $2600 09 Jan 2024 ongoing

★ Return travel from anywhere in Australia

★ Accommodation provided

While In Broome

Pearl Industry: Broome has a significant historical connection with the pearl industry. Pearling has been a major economic activity in the town since the late 1800s when Japanese, Malay, Chinese, and Indigenous divers harvested pearls from the surrounding waters. Today, Broome pearls are still highly regarded and sought after worldwide.

Cable Beach: One of the most famous attractions in Broome is Cable Beach, a stunning 22-kilometre (13.7 miles) stretch of white sandy beach with turquoise waters. It is a popular spot for sunsets, camel rides, and water activities.

Staircase to the Moon: Broome is also known for a natural phenomenon called the "Staircase to the Moon," which occurs during certain times of the year. It happens when the full moon rises over the exposed tidal flats of Roebuck Bay, creating an optical illusion of a staircase leading to the moon.

Indigenous Culture: The Kimberley region, including Broome, is home to various Indigenous Australian communities. Visitors have the opportunity to learn about the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Yawuru, Nyul Nyul, Bardi Jawi, and other local Indigenous groups.

Horizontal Waterfalls: One of the unique natural wonders near Broome is the Horizontal Waterfalls in Talbot Bay. These are a pair of stunning tidal waterfalls created by the rapid tidal movements in the region. Visitors can take boat tours to witness this breathtaking phenomenon.

Broome Historical Museum: For those interested in the town's history, the Broome Historical Museum offers insights into Broome's pearling past and the region's diverse heritage.

Broome Bird Observatory: Birdwatchers will appreciate the Broome Bird Observatory, which offers opportunities to observe a wide variety of migratory birds that flock to the area during certain times of the year.

⬆️ Watch the video above about Prescript’s journey with Dr Emily Vink, a locum GP Obstetrician based in Kununurra, Western Australia. ⬆️

Who We're Looking For

➞ FRACGP or FACRRM with advanced skills in ED

➞ Indigenous Health experience desirable

➞ Emergency CME completed in the last 3 years (either ALS2, ATLS, APLS, REST, PROMPT, EMST, EMET)

➞ Ability to work in Emergency Departments, local clinics and community outreach settings when required

Sound Like You?

Contact Mel Houston (Prescript's Senior Recruitment Partner) to learn more about this fantastic locum vacancy.

There are three ways to find out more:

  1. Call Mel on 0414 716 132

  2. Email mel@prescript.com.au

  3. Click to ‘Connect with Prescript’

 

Next Steps with Prescript

At Prescript Recruitment, we follow a transparent, friendly process:

◼️ The first stage is an informal conversation with Prescript for you to decide if you want to proceed – you will need to share your CV and we will talk about the position, the healthcare organisation, and the location. You can let us know if you want to bring your family and if you have any special requirements.

◼️ The second stage is an informal application – we will arrange a phone call or a review of your skills to establish if this is going to be a good fit.

◼️ The third stage – if you’re happy then Prescript will send you a locum confirmation to say ‘congratulations – all booked!’

◼️ The fourth stage – Prescript will help manage all the paperwork and logistics. All you have to do is look forward to starting. 


About Mel Houston

Hi, I'm Melissa Houston; I am one of the Senior Recruitment Partners at Prescript Recruitment, working with rural generalists and emergency medicine doctors across metro and regional Australia.

My experience covers over a decade of medical recruitment, specialising in senior doctors and solving the healthcare shortage.

I am an expert in working closely with hospitals, departments, and clinics to fill their critical vacancies. My success has included roster management, executive search projects and in-depth relationship building with locum doctors.

I love to work hard whilst injecting humour and fun into my day-to-day activities. I really enjoy meeting clients and doctors; as it stands, I think I've ticked off 100 hospitals that I have visited, and that is probably only touching the surface. I believe it's integral to matching doctors’ and clients’ needs and helps me better understand doctors' new roles.

Outside of work, I love spending time with my daughter and family. I'm a water baby at heart, so you'll often find me out on our family boat - sailing the beautiful waters of the Mornington Peninsula (where I live!). 


Meet the Prescript Recruitment Team

We work with doctors for locum, ongoing and fixed-term positions across regional Australia. Connect with Prescript here ⬇️  

 

◼️RECRUITMENT 

James Hill, Nicola Speer, Max Drakeley, Mel Houston, Paul Tillman, Jason Ahmad, Jo Weaver & Ash Pinkerton. Dedicated recruitment partners focused on helping doctors throughout the recruitment process.

◼️MARKETING & VACANCIES

Grace Clueit. Rapid promotion of locum, ongoing and fixed-term vacancies - helping doctors discover jobs with ease.

◼️CREDENTIALING & LOGISTICS

Stef McLaughlin, Marcia Beere, Melissa Crane, Mike Chua & Rhea Raganas. Adhere to the highest JAS-ANZ-accredited standards of quality and credentialing. Management of paperwork and travel logistics so that doctors start on time.

◼️FINANCE & PAYMENTS

Hugo Scales. Prescript's Finance & Payments Manager ensures doctors get paid promptly and smoothly.


Prescript are medical recruitment specialists.

At Prescript we’re known for helping solve the regional doctor shortage in Australia.

Every day we’re focused on two clear outcomes - Helping hospitals find doctors that create departments and clinics that run better, have more capacity and less stress. And placing Doctors in jobs that leave them feeling highly valued, rewarded and, most importantly, enjoying what they do.

We believe that when we get these two crucial things right, it has a huge impact on the regional doctor shortage and the healthcare of communities across Australia.

There are three ways to contact us:

  1. Call 1300 755 498

  2. Email contact@prescript.com.au

  3. Click 'Connect with Prescript'

 

We’d love to hear from you!

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