ProCare is thrilled to announce the launch of our Comprehensive Primary Care Team (CPCT) — a groundbreaking initiative designed to enhance health equity and expand access to care for at-risk communities. Fully funded until June 2025, this innovative model integrates allied health, social work, and pharmacy professionals into existing general practice teams, creating a holistic approach to family-focused care.By providing free patient access to essential services, we're alleviating pressure on GP teams while ensuring our communities receive the care they need. This initiative also emphasizes workforce development, empowering professionals to pursue specialized pathways in their careers. We're inviting passionate individuals to join us on the front lines of community care!Current Vacancies (Flexible opportunities available across practices):Takanini Family Health - 3 days per weekGrey Lynn Medical - 3 days per weekHealth New Lynn - open to any hours per weekAbout the RoleAs a vital member of the integrated general practice team, the CPCT Practice Paramedic will provide front-line assessments and care interventions. Your responsibilities will include:Conduct thorough clinical assessments of patients' medical histories and conditions.Order necessary pathology testing and interpret results.Develop short to medium-term care plans based on clinical diagnoses, with appropriate medical referrals as needed.Engage in phone and face-to-face triage.Provide telehealth and in-person consultations.Prescribe specified medications under standing orders.Order lab tests and x-rays under GP supervision.Perform suturing and wound management.We're seeking Paramedics with diverse experience levels who are eager to make a difference. Ideal candidates will possess:Current registration and Annual Practicing Certificate (APC) from Te Kaunihera Manapou Paramedic CouncilBachelor of Health Science in ParamedicinePostgraduate diploma in health science paramedicine (or pursuing one) OR completion of a course in Community and Remote Area ParamedicineA minimum of 2 years' experience in frontline paramedicineDeep understanding of health inequities in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and a strong grasp of Te Tiriti o Waitangi's relevance to primary careExcellent cultural competency and knowledge of the diverse communities we serveStrong critical appraisal skills to identify evidence-informed solutions to clinical challenges.About ProCareAs New Zealand's largest Primary Health Organisation, ProCare is dedicated to delivering progressive, proactive, and equitable health services. We support a network of general practice teams and healthcare professionals serving over 850,000 people across Auckland and Northland, including the largest Pacific, South Asian, and Maori populations in Tamaki Makaurau. Our commitment to health equity drives every aspect of our work. Learn more at (www.procare.co.nz)(http://www.procare.co.nz).How to ApplyIf you're excited about joining this transformative initiative in primary care, we'd love to hear from you! Reach out to our Senior Recruitment Advisor, Jess Heron, for a confidential conversation at 021 110 2577 or via email at ****** this exciting opportunity and be part of a new wave of community and primary care innovation!
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