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Regional TAS jobs

Listing 10 jobs posted to this category within 90 days!

Job Classification
Registered Nurse (General)
Posted By:
Tasmanian Health Service
Job Type:
Full Time
Salary:
Annual
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
14-Nov-2023
Job Classification
Nurse Manager
Job Type:
Full Time
Salary:
Annual - $100k to $120k
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
14-Nov-2023
Job Classification
Physiotherapists
Posted By:
Job Type:
Full Time
Salary:
Annual
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
11-Nov-2023
Burnie TAS 7320
Job Classification
Podiatrists
Posted By:
Job Type:
Full Time
Salary:
Annual
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
11-Nov-2023
Burnie TAS 7320
Job Classification
Occupational Therapists
Posted By:
Job Type:
Permanent
Salary:
Annual
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
11-Nov-2023
Launceston & North East TAS
Job Classification
Physiotherapists
Posted By:
HealthcareLink Support
Job Type:
Part Time
Salary:
Hourly Rate
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
11-Nov-2023
Launceston & North East TAS
Job Classification
General Practice / GP
Posted By:
Job Type:
Permanent
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
02-Nov-2023
Launceston TAS 7250
Job Classification
Nurse Practitioner
Posted By:
Tasmanian Health Service
Job Type:
Full Time
Salary:
Annual - $60k to $70k
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
26-Sep-2023
Killiecrankie TAS 7255
Job Classification
Nurse Practitioner
Posted By:
Tasmanian Health Service
Job Type:
Part Time
Salary:
Annual - $60k to $70k
Start Timeframe:
Immediately
Posted Date:
22-Sep-2023
Killiecrankie TAS 7255
Job Classification
Community Nurse
Job Type:
Full Time
Salary:
Annual - $90k to $100k
Start Timeframe:
From fixed date
Posted Date:
05-Sep-2023
About Healthcare and medical jobs in Regional TAS

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Regional TAS

Living and working in GP jobs, Practice Nurse jobs in Regional Tasmania

Tasmania is a magical place of diverse beauty with spectacular natural features, rich in contemporary art, Aboriginal culture and convict history. Journeying through the landscape takes you past tranquil rivers, giant forests, rolling hills and valleys, rugged mountain wilderness, patchwork agricultural hinterland, dramatic coastlines, spectacular national parks, abundant wildlife, quaint townships, vineyard country, bountiful orchards and scenic pastures – it’s in the regions that the essence of Tasmania emerges and mesmerizes. Tasmania is divided into three regions

  • North-western Tasmania – stunning national parks, nature reserves, mountains and forests.
  • Northern Tasmania – Heritage estates, rich farmland, premium wines and mountain biking.
  • Southern Tasmania – home to the state’s capital Hobart and a hub of art, heritage, wilderness, waterways and wildlife.

Tasmania’s land area is 68,401 square kilometres, 42% of which of which is covered by national parks and reserves. Agricultural land occupies 28% of the land area. Only about 25% of Tasmania’s population, around 130,000 people, live in small towns, villages and regional dwellings. The main industries driving the economy are agriculture, forestry, fishing, tourism and mining. Healthcare and Social Assistance is the largest employment sector with 30,600 people or 14.2% of the workforce. The University of Tasmania is the largest educational institution, with campuses in Launceston, Hobart and Burnie. TasTAFE offers vocational education across multiple locations within Tasmania.

Healthcare Jobs and Medical Centre Jobs in Regional Tasmania

Regional Health Services are delivered by the Tasmanian Health Services of Nothern, Southern and North-West Regions. The main hospitals in the region are the Launceston General Hospital, the Royal Hobart Hospital, Mersey Community Hospital, and the North West Regional Hospital. There are a number of local hospitals and community healthcare services that cater to the regions. Ambulance Tasmania provides emergency care and medical transport. Housing, Disability and Community Services provides affordable housing, quality disability and family services to vulnerable people, families and their carers. Health professionals in the region are supported by Tasmania Primary Health Network (PHN).

Frequent flights connect to the Australian mainland from Hobart, Launceston, Devonport and Burnie. The Spirit of Tasmania is a large ferry that operates between Melbourne and Devonport. Driving in regional Tasmania is mostly on secondary one-lane roads, rather than major highways. Surf beaches with crashing waves, or walking trails in world-heritage protected forests, or a peaceful spot by the river to read a book and relax – are all a short drive away.

With a median house price of $238,500 and median weekly rent of $270, you can affordably live a rural lifestyle, with a chance to explore and make the most of one of the world’s last unspoiled corners.

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