General Practice And Primary Health Care Nt
Health Care in Darwin

As piece of the Northern Territory PIN (NT PIN) team you will have an opportunity to use your skills and qualifications to positively impact people's lives. As segment of NT PIN team you will have the opportunity to make a difference to primary health care for all territorials. What our staff say about busy at NT PIN: We strive to accomplish this vision by building local partnerships, and directing resources for an integrated and high quality primary health care system. Providing support to the primary health concern workforce. To yield effective coverage of this area, NT PIN has offices in Darwin and Alice Springs, and a single, integrated management and program structure. This management approach provides for efficient, coordinated and integrated service planning and potent links to regional clinical public health advisory groups, hospitals, health services, zenith bodies and government departments. With a powerful and effective structure, we can attain commissioning excellence and workforce outcomes to promote people in the Northern Territory to appreciate their superior health and well being. Commissioning is more than fair the procurement of services, with the Australian Government Department of Health defining commissioning as 1 : Commissioning is a consecutive process that requires Primary Health Networks (PIN) to be responsible for: Strategic planning assessing the needs of the community and available health services, and determining priorities based on service analysis and professional and community input. This will enable NT PIN to confront Australian Government expectations and to labor effectively with our stakeholders to address the health needs of the NT. Population Health Planning and needs assessment activity in population health drug and alcohol, mental health and suicide prevention and After Hours have been completed to identify needs and gaps and donate a baseline to inform ongoing regional service planning and how they will be commissioned and delivered. All tenders are managed through NT PIN's Tenderlink procurement Portal, providing health service providers, contractors, consultants and suppliers with effortless access to a range of procurement opportunities. Nick Herriot is a dynamic professional with a focus on leading teams to construct an inclusive and tall performing organization. Responsibilities: marketing and communications, projects, reporting and business performance, strategy and partnerships. Through living and working across urban, rural and remote regions of the Northern Territory over ten years and active in the health sector for over 20 years, Le has developed a powerful accepting of the primary health protection system and delivery particularly within the unique Northern Territory context. Her management and medical education expertise have reach from the leadership roles she has taken including Director of Medical Services at DH in 2007 2009, Director of Medical and Cultural Education at NTGPE 2011 2016 and strategic Board and Council positions at both the NT and national level. Dr Bell has a longstanding interest in primary health care reform, Aboriginal community handle of health services and health systems improvement. Diane Walsh is an experienced health consumer and community representative at a Northern Territory and national level, with a background in teaching. Ms Oliver's areas of interest include promoting the imperative role community pharmacy plays as the most accessible health protection destination in Australia, ensuring equity of access to services for those living in rural and distant areas, developing effective public private partnerships, workforce development and continuing quality improvement, impair minimization and community health. Now based in Alice Springs, Dr Goodwin has spent the previous decade training in a remote area, driven to the principles of rural generalist. Dr Burgess has long experience in both urban and isolated General Practice, Aboriginal health, health policy and strategy, health services research, primary health protection reform and systematic approaches to health protection improvement. Before to this he worked in various legal roles and in leadership development. Members of each Clinical Council come from a broad range of disciplines and professional experience, including general practice, nursing, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, pharmacy and allied health.