Fellowed GPs for Rural Health Group

Company Description Rural Health Group is a not-for-profit organisation focused on strengthening healthcare access in rural communities. The organisation works to bridge healthcare gaps so that rural populations receive high-quality, patient-centred care. Through collaborative partnerships and strategic planning, Rural Health Group supports sustainable healthcare solutions across Queensland. The team is committed to continuous improvement and innovation, helping create healthier and more resilient rural communities. Applicants will join a purpose-driven organisation dedicated to meaningful impact in regional healthcare.Role Description This full-time on-site role is based in Biloela, QLD, and is designed for Fellowed General Practitioners (GPs) committed to delivering comprehensive primary care to rural populations. Day-to-day responsibilities include providing patient consultations, diagnosing and managing acute and chronic conditions, coordinating ongoing care, and promoting preventive health measures. The role involves working closely with nursing and allied health professionals, participating in multidisciplinary case discussions, and contributing to clinical governance activities. Fellowed GPs will also support training and supervision of junior clinicians where appropriate, maintain accurate clinical documentation, and uphold evidence-based practice and quality standards. The position offers the opportunity to develop long-term patient relationships and play a key role in the health and wellbeing of the Biloela community.QualificationsClinical expertise in Medicine and Primary Care, with experience managing a broad range of presentations in general practice.Background in Family Medicine and Nursing collaboration, enabling effective team-based, holistic patient care.Commitment to Training and professional development, including mentoring emerging clinicians and engaging in continuing education.Current fellowship with a recognised general practice college (e.g., RACGP or ACRRM) and valid medical registration with AHPRA.Demonstrated experience or strong interest in rural or regional healthcare settings.Excellent communication, cultural competence, and interpersonal skills for working with diverse community members.Ability to work autonomously and within multidisciplinary teams, with sound clinical judgment and decision-making skills.Basic proficiency with electronic medical records and digital health tools; willingness to adapt to new clinical technologies.