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Ochre Health
Nestled on the shores of Australia’s largest saltwater lagoon, Ochre Health Bonnells Bay offers the ultimate work-life balance in a peaceful, welcoming lakeside community on the Central Coast- just 1.5 hours from Sydn…
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Nestled on the shores of Australia’s largest saltwater lagoon, Ochre Health Bonnells Bay offers the ultimate work-life balance in a peaceful, welcoming lakeside community on the Central Coast- just 1.5 hours from Sydney. This picturesque region is an absolute haven for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring everything you’d expect from a conveniently located small town as well as endless opportunities for boating, water sports, and tranquil walks.
About Ochre Medical Centre Bonnells Bay
Operating for over 25 years, Ochre Medical Centre Bonnells Bay is a high-quality practice servicing over 4,000 local patients and a broader Lake Macquarie catchment of 220,000 residents. Ochre medical centre Bonnells bay is one of our smaller and more intimate practices so would suit somebody who enjoys working within a small collaborative environment but who also craves easy access to the city.
Ochre Health is one of Australia’s leading General Practice organisations. Founded in 2002 by Dr Hamish Meldrum and Dr Ross Lamplugh in the NSW outback town of Bourke, Ochre is the only General Practice organisation in all MMM areas, from metro to remote Australia. Ochre now supports over 450 doctors, including 90 registrars.
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