General Practitioner | Bulls, Manawatu | Locum

⛰️ Mountains and waterfalls
🥾 Hiking
🌲 Native bush adventures
🎣 Fishing
🚵 Mountain Biking
🎨Arts & Culture

This rural prime practice in the Manawatu is remarka-bull for its proximity to bush tracks, rivers, city life and fun. No-one takes things too seriously here, unless they’re catching trout, hiking some trails or checking out the local antique scene. Try it for yourself next Autumn!

KEY INFORMATION

• Locum General Practitioner
• 31 March to 4 April 2025 and 14 April to 2 May 2025
• Ideally 32 hours per week (8/10)
• Accommodation, flights and car provided
• Mixed population of rural and urban patients with overflow from Ohakea airbase.
• Rural prime practice however prime training is not essential.
• Bulls, Manawatu

THE PRACTICE and THE TEAM
A small practice known for its close-knit friendly team. Professional relationships built on mutual respect extend naturally to patient care. The demographic is varied and patients are very loyal, some travelling from out of town specifically to come to this clinic. There’s a medical aviation GP in the team, as well as up to four nurses and two admin staff every day.  

LOCATION
Bulls is a small town with a big heart. Population 2,210, it reflects the creative genius of the locals with the many wordplays on ‘Bulls’. Try and spot them all – or make up some of your own!

A half hour drive will get you and your surfboard to the ruggedly stunning Himatangi beach, the university city of Palmerston North or the arty hub of Whanganui. Two hours’ drive will get you and your snowboard to the ski fields in National Park, or the city lights of Wellington.

ABOUT YOU
👉 Full current registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand
👉 Compassionate team player
👉 Make a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of the Bulls community
👉 Readily adaptable to new environments

CONTACT
Claudia Tel 022 361 4028 or

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