Middle & Senior Grade House Medical Officers

Middle & Senior Grade House Medical Officers

Emergency and General Medicine

Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network in South Australia is seeking combination of Middle and Senior Grade House Medical Officers to staff the Mount Barker District Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital (MBDSMH) Emergency Department, General Medical Ward and The Gawler Health Service (GHS) General Medical Ward. 

The HMO will; 

• Participate in a 24-hour 7-day roster.
• Involved in continuing education activities
• Participate in education and training for medical and nursing staff
• Encourage and support teamwork amongst medical, nursing, and allied health staff for optimal clinical service outcomes.
• Involved in Continuous Quality Improvement activities.
• Place care delivery at the centre of the hospital’s systems and structures 
• Devolve authority and responsibility as near as practicable to the point of service delivery
• Facilitate and promote a team approach to processes of care delivery and ongoing improvement 
• Establish clear lines of accountability and open the organisation to external scrutiny 
• Encourage staff and consumers to participate in the on-going evaluation of organisational performance and the determination of future directions.

About BHFLHN

Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network (BHFLHN) delivers health services to peri-urban, rural and remote communities.  We deliver a range of in-hospital, aged care, community, disability, and mental health services through public hospitals and other health and aged care service sites.
We oversee country-wide mental health services through the Rural and Remote Mental Health Service, based at Glenside and the state-wide borderline personality disorder service, BPD Co. We also proudly host the Rural Support Service (RSS), which supports all six regional local health networks across the state with a focus on improving quality and safety.
BHFLHN services 12% of South Australia's total population, and 40% of the state's rural population, making up over 200,000 people. The Barossa Valley and parts of the Adelaide Hills have some of the few growing populations in South Australia; a fact we must continue to plan for in our service and workforce modelling.

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Link to BHFLHN
Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network | SA Health

Link to BHFLHN strategic intent
https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/fd780ab1-7ba3-457a-995b-4d90759f1478/Barossa+Hills+Fleurieu+Strategic+Intent+2020-21.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CACHEID=ROOTWORKSPACE-fd780ab1-7ba3-457a-995b-4d90759f1478-nOzcE6c