Careers Join a team dedicated to collaborative care

The Brellah General Practitioner is critical to the collaborative care model. The GP will work alongside specialists and allied health professionals in the coordination of patient care.

The Brellah Practice Nurse works alongside the care team, patients and their families to draft care plans, provide patient education, conduct health assessments, and ensure best practice care. Additional administrative duties may be required to provide support to the practitioners by ensuring the practice runs efficiently and effectively on a daily basis. This includes the co-ordination of all patient appointments and accounts, preparation of medical reports and meeting patient needs in a compassionate, caring manner to achieve excellent patient service and care. Other perks of working with Brellah include:

• Working with a collaborative multi-disciplinary team
• Being a part of an one-of-a-kind medical centre (non-corporate environment)
• On-site fitness centre and gym
• Be a part of a growing team looking to provide exceptional patient care

A Brellah Geriatrician provides long-term and continuous care to patients and aims to develop an ongoing relationship with them and their family & carers.

The Brellah administrative assistant is an important role within the practice that ensures the management of secretarial duties fully supports the delivery of quality clinical care by the practitioners. The administrative assistants provide support to the practitioners, case managers and management by ensuring the practice runs efficiently and effectively on a daily basis. This includes the coordination of all patient appointments and accounts, preparation of medical reports and meeting patient needs in a compassionate, caring manner to achieve excellent patient service and care.

On-site in Brellah’s purpose-made gym, Movement HQ, the exercise physiologist will work alongside a care team, which includes a GP and relevant specialists, to conduct health assessments and provide specialist exercise as a form of intervention.