General Practitioner, Rural Generalist, or Urgent Care Doctor

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Our patients and providers say time, continuity, and trusted relationships are essential to good care.

 

WRHN are taking a fresh approach to recruiting medical resource in primary care. The system has new challenges which require a different approach. We are looking for interest in doctors who wish to work differently and prefer to focus their work time on their strengths to achieve high job satisfaction.

 

Design a role that fits your interests - and your life.

 

WRHN is actively shaping our workforce to better match the needs of our population. We understand that to do this, our flexibility is essential and we are committed to shaping roles around individual strengths and interests.

We’re seeking GPs, rural generalists, or urgent care doctors who want a flexible portfolio approach combining clinical work with roles such as education, quality improvement, service design, wellbeing, or population health.

 

What we offer:

• Longer appointment times dedicated to complex clinical care

• Flexible sessions and clinical mix

• The ability to shape your practice, from broad generalist care through to developing a special interest or leading complex care management

• Paid administrative time within working hours

• Predictable income with genuine flexibility

• Hands on, supported, and funded clinical and cultural development opportunities

 

How we work:
You’ll be part of a strong interdisciplinary team, with shared clinical triage and streamlined workflows - reducing inbox pressure and protecting your time.

 

Why join us:

• Design your role and choose your focus

• Flexible, strength based working environment that values individual skills, interests, and ways of working

• Focused relationship-based, whānau-centred care

• Protected time to support whānau and admin tasks

• Supportive, psychologically safe culture

• Team-based practice consisting of a broad mix of workforce including kaiāwhina, health improvement practitioner and allied health.

 

Who this suits:
General Practitioners (vocationally registered or working toward fellowship), rural generalists, or urgent care doctors looking to build or evolve a supportive, sustainable primary care career.

 

Interested?

Let’s talk and shape a role around what matters to you.

Contact edavey@wrhn.org.nz  (Dr Emma Davey, Clinical Director)