Haymarket Foundation is seeking a compassionate General Practitioner with an interest in working with people experiencing homelessness to provide Medicare-funded primary care services to residents at our new 34-bed supported accommodation centre at 142 Carillon Avenue, Newtown.
This is a unique opportunity to practise meaningful, relationship-based medicine within a supportive, multidisciplinary environment. Our residents often experience complex health needs, including chronic disease, mental health concerns, substance use issues, and the long-term impacts of social disadvantage. Access to consistent, trauma-informed primary care can be transformative.
The GP may choose to provide consultations:
The GP will work alongside:
We are interested in GPs who:
Time commitment is flexible and negotiable — maximum half a day per week (or less), depending on availability.
This role would suit a GP seeking to make a tangible difference in the lives of people who are too often excluded from mainstream healthcare.
For further information or a confidential discussion, please contact Aliza Denenberg, Manager Client Services.
Email- alizad@haymarket.org.au
Phone- 0432244435
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