Are you a medical professional with a sense of adventure and a passion for making a lasting impact? If so, explore the unique healthcare opportunities available as a Rural Generalist working for WA Country Health Service in the Kimberley Region.

This is a recruitment pool to fill Permanent (Sessional, Part-Time or Full Time) or Fixed Term (Sessional, Part-Time or Full Time) appointments. Fixed Term appointments include the possibility of extension(s) and/or permanency.

Why Choose Our Roles in the Kimberley?

Working in the Kimberley means embracing a dynamic healthcare environment amidst breathtaking natural beauty. You'll tackle a wide variety of medical cases, from tropical medicine to acute and chronic conditions in both adults and children. Every day brings new challenges and opportunities for growth.

You will never be alone in this remote setting. Reporting to the Senior Medical Officer at each site will ensure you have the guidance and mentorship to thrive. You'll have access to resident specialists in person or via telehealth, and the WACHS Command Centre offer support with rapid care coordination and team leadership Emergency Medicine and Mental Health patients.  In this role you regularly collaborate with the Royal Flying Doctor Service which will hone your skills in patient retrieval and high-level care.

Our roles immerse you in a vibrant cross-cultural environment, where engagement with Aboriginal communities is a key aspect of your role. With nearly half of the 40,000 people in the Kimberley being Aboriginal, your work will make a tangible difference in these communities.

At WACHS, we value teamwork. As part of our multidisciplinary team, you'll collaborate with Remote Area Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Allied Health staff, Aboriginal Health Workers, and Aboriginal Liaison Officers. Together, we practice medicine in this extraordinary environment, fostering continuous learning and professional development.

Are you ready for an extraordinary role? If you seek a challenge that ignites your passion and want to make an unparalleled difference, your journey begins in the Kimberley. Hear what our Rural Generalists have to say about their experiences here!

Want to know more? Hear what our Rural Generalists have to say about working in the Kimberley!

Please note: If successful your level and classification will be determined based on your qualifications, certifications, experience and how you demonstrate this during the assessment process.

Our Regional Hospitals:

Broome Hospital serves as the regional resource centre in the Kimberley Region. It boasts a comprehensive range of medical services, including a four-bed high dependency unit, 39 beds in medical, surgical, and maternity units, and additional specialized units such as a 10-bed paediatric unit and an eight-bed in-patient mental health unit. The hospital's emergency department is a bustling hub of activity, addressing a wide range of healthcare needs. Broome Hospital is well-equipped for surgical procedures, particularly in general surgery and gynaecology, with an annual delivery rate of approximately 350 babies. The hospital is supported by dedicated resident specialist teams, including general surgeons, general physicians, paediatricians, psychiatrists, and gynaecologists. Furthermore, Broome benefits from regular visits by specialist physicians, orthopaedic surgeons, ENT specialists, dermatologists, and cardiologists.

Derby Hospital is located