Jobs

GP – Kingston Urgent Care Clinic

Doctor Part time, Casual, Contract Hobart & South Date advertised: 29 January 2026

The Organisation

The Ochre Health Group was born in the bush. Our story began in 2002, when proceduralist GPs Dr Hamish Meldrum and Dr Ross Lamplugh worked in the quintessential NSW outback town of Bourke. Challenged by the need for quality locum doctors in rural Australia, Ross and Hamish established Australian Outback Locums, promoting the family-friendly, outback Australian lifestyle to like-minded and capable doctors.

Today, Ochre Health a leading facilitator of healthcare in rural, regional and urban communities around Australia. We operate a network of over 65 medical centres and Urgent Care Clinics across five states and territories, and we are a service provider to more than 500 independent doctors. We also work with hospitals and medical practices throughout Australia and New Zealand to source and place locum and permanent doctors across a wide range of specialties.

Ross and Hamish remain shareholders of Ochre Health and we are majority owned by specialist Australian healthcare investment firm Genesis Capital. This partnership ensures our long term sustainability and strengthens our capacity to grow, innovate, expand services and continuously improve patient health outcomes. In focusing on these goals, our approach still reflects the three simple principles that guided Ross and Hamish:

  • We only manage clinics we are happy to work in ourselves.
  • We only support doctors we would be happy to take our kids to.
  • We try to exceed expectations in everything we do.

Ochre Health has secured the tender to run the new Urgent Care Clinic in Kingston, Tasmania, opening 23rd of February. They are now looking to build their casual GP roster.

DPA: Yes       MMM: 2       Moratorium Period: 9

The Position

Clinic Overview:

  1. Location: Kingston, Tasmania
  2. Hours: 7 days a week, 8am–10pm across 2 shifts
  3. Staffing: 1 receptionist, 1 nurse, 1 GP per shift

Shift Details:

  1. Shift Times: 8am–4pm and 2:30pm–10pm (with 1.5-hour crossover)
  2. Lead GP: Dr. Guy Abell and working Tues, Wed, Thurs day shifts

What the urgent care clinic will treat:

  • Minor illnesses (including respiratory illness, gastrointestinal illness, urinary tract infections and sexually transmitted infections)
  • Minor injuries including closed fractures, simple lacerations, simple eye injuries and minor burns

Facilities:

  1. An on-site ultrasound machine will be available for use.
  2. IMed (a radiology service) is conveniently located directly across the road and is open from 8am to 5pm.
  3. Hobart Pathology is also across the road, offering collection services from 7am to 5pm.
  4. The clinic will include 6 treatment bays, and, for those little moments of relaxation, a cute tea room – perfect for breaks!
  5. Floor plan attached

Commitment Options:
We’re looking for regular GPs who can commit to:

  1. Ongoing shifts (same day/s and shift/s each week)
  2. Recurring shifts (e.g., 1 Sunday evening per month)
  3. Casual shifts

What’s on offer?

  • Priority Access to Shifts: Be one of the first to know about available shifts before they are advertised to the general market.
  • Competitive Hourly Rates: Earn between $200-$300 per hour.
  • Purpose-Built Urgent Care Clinic: Work in a specialized clinic, separate from the main medical centre.
  • Professional Growth: Enjoy numerous opportunities for career advancement and professional development.
  • Collaborative Environment: Thrive in a supportive workplace with a strong focus on patient care and safety.
  • Exceptional Facilities: Access state-of-the-art medical equipment and facilities.
  • Engaged Community: Join a network of dedicated colleagues and peers.

Application Instructions

Contact Tarryn Stevenson | Mobile: 0447 810 070
Email: [email protected]


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