Company Profile
Northern Australia Primary Health Ltd
Company Overview
Our clinicians travel far and wide throughout the Northern Queensland region to provide healthcare to the furthest and most remote communities while we have offices in Townsville, Mackay, Cairns, Ingham, Charters Towers and Thursday Island.
As a leading not-for-profit healthcare organisation NAPHL doesn’t deliver these services alone. We rely on funding from the Northern Queensland Primary Health Network, Australian Federal Government and Townsville Hospital and Health Service as well as the generous donations we receive from the community. The funding and donations we receive allow us to deliver health services to people who are financially disadvantaged, have complex health issues or live in rural and remote locations.
In September 2019, to meet the demands of consumers, the NAPHL Health Hub (private clinic) was opened. A state-of-the-art healthcare facility delivering interdisciplinary services to the Townsville Region.
Company History
For more than 20 years Northern Australia Primary Health Limited (NAPHL) has been dedicated to helping people in Northern Queensland improve their health and well-being.
Every year we help more than 7000 people through our Allied Health, Indigenous and Mental Health services and programs. Our huge range of services include physiotherapy, podiatry, dietetics, occupational therapy, exercise physiology and psychology services that cater to all age groups.
NAPHL has also been the lead agency for headspace Townsville for more than 10 years, and more recently headspace Mackay.
NAPHL is a member-based organisation made up mainly of General Practitioners and other primary care providers. We are continuing to increase the work we do with the GP community and aim to provide networking opportunities, professional development and advocacy to GPs.
Benefits
Paid Annual Leave (4 weeks per year)
Professional Development opportunities
Salary sacrificing up to $15,999
Work in a multidisciplinary team with like-minded professionals