Most GP telehealth right now is a queue of scripts and certificates for people you'll never see again. This role runs the other way.

You'll run GP-led case conferences from your home office for patients with chronic and complex conditions. That's about 22 reviews over an 8 hour session. Each patient already has a care team around them: physio, exercise physiology, dietetics, podiatry, OT and a care coordinator. The coordinators organise the team and handle the admin. You bring the clinical judgement, set the plan and move on to the next patient.

It's the multidisciplinary care most GPs say they want to do more of, and rarely get the time or support to organise.

The money

• Clinic work: $250/hr
• Telehealth: $215/hr
• Case conferencing: $250/hr in clinic
• Or 70% of billings, whichever is higher. The hourly rate is your floor, ongoing
• Sign on bonus and anniversary bonus

The role

• We have possible clinic days across all state capitals, with travel costs paid
• GP-led telehealth case conferencing from your home office, roughly 22 reviews over an 8 hour session
• Flexible, ongoing days.
• Chronic and complex care across Medicare and DVA billing streams

• FRACGP or FACRRM with specialist registration in general practice
• A home office with reliable internet
• DVA and Coordinated Veterans' Care experience is regarded, but not essential as onboarding is provided

Independent contractor, rates exclusive of GST.

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Proactive Health seeks a GP with specialist registration to run GP-led telehealth case conferences from a home office. You will review about 22 patients in an 8-hour session, collaborating with a multidisciplinary care team to set individual care plans and move on to the next case.

This independent contractor role offers flexible clinic days across Australian capitals, with allowances for travel. DVA experience is valued, onboarding provided, and rates are payment-per-hour or percentage of

Proactive Health brings together over 40 independent allied health businesses across 350+ locations nationwide. We are a network built on a simple idea: that independent clinic owners can deliver exceptional, community focused care when they have the right clinical governance, operational support, and professional development behind them.

What makes our model different is the multidisciplinary approach. Our podiatrists do not work in isolation. They sit within teams that include physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, occupational therapists, dietitians, and social workers. That means coordinated care plans, shared clinical thinking, and better outcomes for patients with complex or overlapping needs.

We work across DVA, Medicare (EPC), NDIS, Home Care Packages, private health, and workers' compensation funding, giving our clinicians breadth in their caseload and genuine variety in their week.

About This Role - Melbourne, Wodonga and Gippsland

This is a podiatry role with genuine geographic and clinical range. You will be based in Melbourne, working across our metropolitan clinic network, delivering mobile care to patients in their homes across the city, flying in to service our established Wodonga patient base, and helping us stand up a brand new podiatry footprint in Sale and the surrounding Gippsland towns.

It is not a role for someone who wants the same four walls every day. It is for a podiatrist who wants to build something, who is comfortable being the clinical lead in a room, and who sees a new region as an opportunity rather than a logistical problem.

Pillar One - Melbourne clinic practice

Clinic based podiatry across our Melbourne metropolitan sites. Our Victorian network includes clinics in Cremorne, Docklands, Essendon, Greensborough, Ringwood, Boronia, Narre Warren, Heatherton, Frankston, Werribee and Williamstown North, so there is scope to build a consistent home base while keeping the caseload varied.

Your clinic caseload will cover biomechanical assessment, orthotic prescription, diabetic foot management, wound care, nail surgery, and general podiatry across multiple funding streams. Melbourne gives you strong GP and specialist referral networks and a broad patient demographic to develop specialised clinical interests within.

Pillar Two - Mobile and home visits across Melbourne

A meaningful portion of your week is spent delivering podiatric care to patients in their own environment across the greater Melbourne area. You will work with aged care clients under Home Care Packages, DVA Gold Card holders who cannot get to a clinic, and NDIS participants who need in-home podiatry.

This is frontline allied health at its most meaningful. You are the clinician who sees the patient at home, assesses their risk factors in context, and provides treatment that makes a tangible difference to their mobility, independence, and quality of life.

Your mobile caseload will include routine podiatric care (nail management, skin and callus treatment, corn management), diabetic foot assessment and monitoring, vascular and neurological screening, wound care and dressing management, footwear assessment and education, and flagging clinical concerns back to GPs and the wider team. You manage your own schedule within the community, which means genuine autonomy over how you structure the day.

Transport costs are supported. Depending on your circumstances this may include a fuel allowance, kilometre reimbursement, or access to a company vehicle, so travel between appointments is never a financial burden on you.

Pillar Three - Wodonga FIFO

You will take over our established Wodonga run, servicing an existing patient base on the Victoria and New South Wales border. This is a handover of a working caseload rather than a cold start, so you inherit relationships, referral pathways, and a book that is already there.

Flights, accommodation and travel are covered by us. Wodonga sits roughly three hours from Melbourne by road, with Albury airport on the doorstep, so the trip is a genuinely manageable part of the rotation rather than an endurance test.

Pillar Four - Sale and Gippsland (new footprint)

This is the build. We already have a Proactive Health presence in Sale, Traralgon and Morwell, and we want podiatry standing alongside it. You will be the clinician who establishes that service across Sale and the smaller surrounding towns.

Establishing a region means more than turning up. You will be building GP and aged care referral relationships from the ground up, shaping the service model around what the region actually needs, and growing a caseload that becomes yours. Regional Gippsland is chronically underserviced for podiatry, which means the clinical need is real and the patients are waiting.

For the right person this is the most interesting part of the role. You are not inheriting someone else's patch. You are drawing the map.

What Your Week Actually Looks Like

No two weeks will be identical, and that is the point. The shape will evolve as Sale builds and the Melbourne caseload settles, but the rhythm is a rotation rather than a routine.

What we can tell you now: you will have clinic days in Melbourne, mobile days across the metro area, a regular block in Wodonga, and time in Gippsland building the Sale service. The split will be agreed with you, not imposed on you, and it will flex as the region develops.

Day to Day, You Will Be

• Delivering clinic based podiatric care across our Melbourne metropolitan sites, including biomechanical assessment, orthotic prescription, nail surgery and general podiatry.
• Delivering podiatric care in patients' homes across greater Melbourne, including diabetic foot management, wound care, vascular and neurological screening, nail management, and footwear assessment.
• Servicing our established Wodonga patient base on a regular FIFO rotation, with travel and accommodation covered.
• Establishing a new podiatry service across Sale and the surrounding Gippsland towns, including building GP, aged care and community referral relationships from scratch.
• Collaborating with physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, dietitians, occupational therapists, social workers, and GPs as part of a coordinated care model.
• Managing your own schedule with genuine autonomy over routing, timing, and patient flow.
• Maintaining thorough clinical documentation aligned with Proactive Health's governance standards and DVA compliance requirements.
• Flagging clinical concerns, escalating risk, and coordinating with external providers including GPs

Proactive Health seeks a motivated podiatrist to join its Melbourne network, delivering high quality care across multiple sites.

You will split your week between clinic work in Melbourne, in home visits across the metro, and rotations to Wodonga, Sale and Gippsland, building a new footprint.

This role rewards clinical leadership, collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, and growing regional podiatry services with GP and aged care referrals.

Proactive Health brings together over 40 independent allied health businesses across 350+ locations nationwide. We are a network built on a simple idea: that independent clinic owners can deliver exceptional, community focused care when they have the right clinical governance, operational support, and professional development behind them.

What makes our model different is the multidisciplinary approach. Our podiatrists do not work in isolation. They sit within teams that include physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, occupational therapists, dietitians, and social workers. That means coordinated care plans, shared clinical thinking, and better outcomes for patients with complex or overlapping needs.

We work across DVA, Medicare (EPC), NDIS, Home Care Packages, private health, and workers' compensation funding, giving our clinicians breadth in their caseload and genuine variety in their week.

About This Role - Melbourne, Wodonga and Gippsland This is a podiatry role with genuine geographic and clinical range. You will be based in Melbourne, working across our metropolitan clinic network, delivering mobile care to patients in their homes across the city, flying in to service our established Wodonga patient base, and helping us stand up a brand new podiatry footprint in Sale and the surrounding Gippsland towns.

It is not a role for someone who wants the same four walls every day. It is for a podiatrist who wants to build something, who is comfortable being the clinical lead in a room, and who sees a new region as an opportunity rather than a logistical problem.

Pillar One - Melbourne clinic practice Clinic based podiatry across our Melbourne metropolitan sites. Our Victorian network includes clinics in Cremorne, Docklands, Essendon, Greensborough, Ringwood, Boronia, Narre Warren, Heatherton, Frankston, Werribee and Williamstown North, so there is scope to build a consistent home base while keeping the caseload varied.

Your clinic caseload will cover biomechanical assessment, orthotic prescription, diabetic foot management, wound care, nail surgery, and general podiatry across multiple funding streams. Melbourne gives you strong GP and specialist referral networks and a broad patient demographic to develop specialised clinical interests within.

Pillar Two - Mobile and home visits across Melbourne A meaningful portion of your week is spent delivering podiatric care to patients in their own environment across the greater Melbourne area. You will work with aged care clients under Home Care Packages, DVA Gold Card holders who cannot get to a clinic, and NDIS participants who need in-home podiatry.

This is frontline allied health at its most meaningful. You are the clinician who sees the patient at home, assesses their risk factors in context, and provides treatment that makes a tangible difference to their mobility, independence, and quality of life.

Your mobile caseload will include routine podiatric care (nail management, skin and callus treatment, corn management), diabetic foot assessment and monitoring, vascular and neurological screening, wound care and dressing management, footwear assessment and education, and flagging clinical concerns back to GPs and the wider team. You manage your own schedule within the community, which means genuine autonomy over how you structure the day.

Transport costs are supported. Depending on your circumstances this may include a fuel allowance, kilometre reimbursement, or access to a company vehicle, so travel between appointments is never a financial burden on you.

Pillar Three - Wodonga FIFO You will take over our established Wodonga run, servicing an existing patient base on the Victoria and New South Wales border. This is a handover of a working caseload rather than a cold start, so you inherit relationships, referral pathways, and a book that is already there.

Flights, accommodation and travel are covered by us. Wodonga sits roughly three hours from Melbourne by road, with Albury airport on the doorstep, so the trip is a genuinely manageable part of the rotation rather than an endurance test.

Pillar Four - Sale and Gippsland (new footprint) This is the build. We already have a Proactive Health presence in Sale, Traralgon and Morwell, and we want podiatry standing alongside it. You will be the clinician who establishes that service across Sale and the smaller surrounding towns.

Establishing a region means more than turning up. You will be building GP and aged care referral relationships from the ground up, shaping the service model around what the region actually needs, and growing a caseload that becomes yours. Regional Gippsland is chronically underserviced for podiatry, which means the clinical need is real and the patients are waiting.

For the right person this is the most interesting part of the role. You are not inheriting someone else's patch. You are drawing the map.

What Your Week Actually Looks Like No two weeks will be identical, and that is the point. The shape will evolve as Sale builds and the Melbourne caseload settles, but the rhythm is a rotation rather than a routine.

What we can tell you now: you will have clinic days in Melbourne, mobile days across the metro area, a regular block in Wodonga, and time in Gippsland building the Sale service. The split will be agreed with you, not imposed on you, and it will flex as the region develops.

Day to Day, You Will Be

• Delivering clinic based podiatric care across our Melbourne metropolitan sites, including biomechanical assessment, orthotic prescription, nail surgery and general podiatry.
• Delivering podiatric care in patients' homes across greater Melbourne, including diabetic foot management, wound care, vascular and neurological screening, nail management, and footwear assessment.
• Servicing our established Wodonga patient base on a regular FIFO rotation, with travel and accommodation covered.
• Establishing a new podiatry service across Sale and the surrounding Gippsland towns, including building GP, aged care and community referral relationships from scratch.
• Collaborating with physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, dietitians, occupational therapists, social workers, and GPs as part of a coordinated care model.
• Managing your own schedule with genuine autonomy over routing, timing, and patient flow.
• Maintaining thorough clinical documentation aligned with Proactive Health's governance standards and DVA compliance requirements.
• Flagging clinical concerns, escalating risk, and coordinating with external providers including GPs, vascular surgeons, and endocrinologists.
• Educating patients and their families on foot health, self management, falls prevention, and preventive care.

• AHPRA registration as a Podiatrist (or eligibility for registration).
• A recognised tertiary qualification in Podiatry.
• Current professional indemnity insurance (or willingness to obtain).
• A valid Australian driver's licence and access to a reliable vehicle.
• Willingness to travel - this role includes a regular FIFO rotation to Wodonga and regular work in Gippsland. Comfort with travel is not a nice to have here, it is the job.
• Current or willingness to obtain a National Police Check and relevant state based screening.
• Strong clinical reasoning, assessment, and communication skills.
• Confidence working independently and autonomously while contributing collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team.
• Comfortable with technology - digital clinical systems for documentation and remote collaboration.

Highly regarded but not essential:

• Experience building or establishing a new service, caseload or region.
• Experience with DVA clients and DVA compliance requirements.
• Prior experience delivering podiatry in home, community or rural settings.
• Experience across multiple funding streams (NDIS, Medicare, Home Care, Workers' Compensation).
• Competency in nail surgery (with local anaesthetic endorsement where applicable).
• Interest in diabetic foot management, wound care, or chronic disease management.
• Familiarity with regional and rural allied health delivery.

• Competitive salary package - discussed at interview based on experience but above market rate.

• All travel supported - flights and accommodation for Wodonga, company car or novated lease for mobile and regional work.
• A genuinely varied role - clinic, community, regional and greenfield build in a single position.
• Sustainable workloads designed around quality clinical care, not volume.
• Mentorship and clinical leadership from Proactive Health's national podiatry team.
• Access to the Proactive Health Academy for ongoing professional development.
• Structured Graduate Program or Leadership Program depending on your career stage.
• Clear career pathways to senior clinician, team lead, management, or clinic ownership.
• Staff rewards program and wellbeing centre access.
• A multidisciplinary team that genuinely collaborates around patient care.
• Melbourne as a base, with the variety of regional Victoria built into the week.

What You Will Get From Us - Beyond the Salary

• Travel fully supported - flights and accommodation for Wodonga, and a fuel allowance, kilometre reimbursement or company vehicle for mobile and Gippsland work depending on your circumstances.
• A region of your own - the Sale build is genuine ownership, not a rotation someone else designed.
• A role that builds over time - the Gippsland component develops progressively . click apply for full job details

Proactive Health is seeking a skilled podiatrist to join its Melbourne metropolitan network, delivering clinic-based and in-home podiatry across multiple sites. The role combines mobile visits, weekly clinics, and a FIFO rotation to Wodonga, offering variety and regional exposure.

You will lead clinically, collaborate within a multidisciplinary team, build GP and aged care referrals, and establish the Sale-Gippsland footprint.

The Scots College is a distinctive Australian day and boarding boys' school that promoting the lordship of Jesus Christ in all things. We exist to inspire boys to learn, lead and serve as they strive for excellence together. Scots has been raising fine young men since 1893 from Sydney, NSW and different nations around the world.

Our staff are committed to a culture of high expectations that nourishes creative, confident, accomplished young men. We employ professional, experienced and hardworking staff who are offered outstanding opportunities for development, leadership and new experiences. At Scots, you belong to a team who enjoy working alongside you and champion your accomplishments.

What do we offer?

• A culture that cultivates a body of graduates who are well-rounded, successful men of faith and independent mind who influence their nation for the greater good and who strive to be worthy of their forefathers.
• An institution that seeks to serve God faithfully, through our core values and culture.
• Personal development and growth opportunities.
• A constructive and supportive work environment in which all staff members are valued.
• Financial and non-financial rewards and incentives.
• Free barista morning coffee and lunches.
• Employee Assistance Programs.
• Access to The Scots College bus transport system.
• Access to medical services.
• Free access to the college gym.
• Salary packaging.

Job Description

The overall purpose of this role is to lead and manage the provision of student health services. This role is highly collaborative and works across all campuses to and oversees the work of the clinics and counselling services.

Key Accountabilities

MTSS Health Framework: Establishment and implementation of clear and proactive health (physical and mental) that identify and support student needs before they elevate to crisis point.

Departmental Leadership: Delivery and management of a multidisciplinary student health team including the clinic and counselling services.

Clinical and Therapeutic Standards: Oversight of all policies, practices and standards related to the clinical and therapeutic care of students, ensuring that they meet legislative and compliance standards

Operational Effectiveness: Ensuring the needs of all students are met in an equitable way. Utilising systems of technology to streamline and support care services regardless of campus location.

Stakeholder Trust: Build and maintain high levels of parent and student satisfaction with student support services, characterised by proactive communication and collaborative individual planning.

Major Areas of Responsibilities

Multidisciplinary Leadership: Direct line management of clinic and counselling services, fostering a culture of collaborative practice

Data and Reporting: Ensuring accurate storage of all student health information, and analysis of health data to identify trends and inform preventative programs

Campus Collaboration: Working highly collaboratively across all campuses to support, lead and work with campus heads and other key leaders across the school such as Boarding Housemasters.

Skills

Clinical/Therapeutic Oversight: Proven ability to provide high-level operational team leadership on both physical health protocols and mental health interventions. Ability to bridge gaps between departments, and medical and educational models of care.

Systems Thinking: Ability to design and manage complex workflows that are collaborative and student-centric across a large multi-campus school.

Communication: Exceptional written and verbal skills for reporting, and working across parent, staff and student stakeholder groups. Specific ability to translate complex health information for non-specialist staff.

Management & Administration: Strong skills in resource allocation, roster management and budget oversight. Highly organised and proactive

Knowledge

The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of student health management within a multi-tiered framework. They will have specific knowledge relating to the professional provision of health services in a school setting and a skilled practitioner in the management of and delivery of health services to boys.

Experience: Significant experience in health management, with a professional background in nursing, educational psychology, counselling or social work

Education: Relevant tertiary level qualifications.

Clearances: Current Working with Children Check (WWCC) and National Police Check.

The scope of the job may change as necessitated by business demands and involvement in additional projects as required is also an expectation.

Canberra Health Services in Canberra is seeking a proactive Health Centre Booking Manager to lead the rollout of new clinic booking arrangements across Community Health Centres. You will work closely with administrative and clinical staff to maximise space use and deliver high-quality administrative and workforce support.

The successful candidate will be a confident, collaborative leader with strong organisational skills, able to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.