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Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service

Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service
Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service

Accreditation:

Prevocational
RACGP

Contact Details

Telephone: (08) 9193 6043
Facsimile: (08) 9192 2500
Email: kimberleygptraining@kamsc.org.au

Street Address:
Crn Anne and Dora Streets
Broome WA 6725

RRMA: 6
ARIA: 9.00


Practice Staff

Dr Sjef de Jong
Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service Long standing experience in Aboriginal Health services. FRACGP, full-time at BRAMS

Dr Cherelle Fitzclarence
GP with a extensive experience in Aboriginal Health and a special interest in renal medicine in general practice. Dr Cherelle is the dialysis support doctor for the Kimberly. MPH, FRACGP

Mr Chris Bin Kali, CEO


Practice Details

Number of GPs: 5
Training Practice since: 2003
Training terms accepted: ARSP, Advanced, Basic, PGPPP, Subsequent

Opening Times:
Days Time Open
Mon - Fri 8:00am - 4:30pm (evening clinics twice per week)

Billing arrangements: Bulk Bill
Trainee consulting Room: Shared use of same room


Philosophy/Ethos

An Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service committed to improving Aboriginal involvement in the provision of health care for Aboriginal people.

Demography of Patients

Predominantly Aboriginal patients from a very wide range of backgrounds and a number of non-Aboriginal long term Broome residents


Scope of GP Registrar Activities & Opportunity

ActivityAvailabilityComment
Evening work Yes Fortnightly or less
Night work No
Weekend work No Unless arranged specifically for GPRs
On call Yes By Phone
House calls Yes Occasionally, generally during community visits
Hospital visits Yes Formally if working with renal patients otherwise as arranged for GPR depending on interests and experience
Hospital admitting rights Optional If desired – arranged on case by case basis
Nursing home visits Yes Aged Hostel and Alcohol rehabilitation centre visits
Other Allied Health professionals Yes Aboriginal Health Workers
Minor procedures Yes
Advanced procedural skills Optional Every effort will be made to support GP Registrars to practice or develop skills in particular areas while in the Kimberley
Areas of special interest at the Practice Yes chronic disease management, child and maternal health
Shared antenatel care Yes With hospital doctors
Enhanced primary care Yes

IT Resources

Computerised patient notes No
Computerised prescribing No
Internet access in consulting rooms Yes
Email access in consulting rooms Yes
Medical software used Ferret

GP Accommodation

The practice has accomodation available Yes
Weekly rental Standard subsidised rates
Does the accomodation meet the GPET National Standard for Accomodation? Yes
The accomodation will be shared No
Comment Routinely a two bedroom unit, however for GP Registrars with a family, houses are rented. Accommodation that allows for pets has been arranged for previous GP registrars.
PROFILE
GP Registrar Testimonial: Dr Stuart Prosser Dr Stuart Prosser

I was attracted to rural general practise by the idea of being able to deliver complete care to my population, the old saying of from cradle to grave. The ability to undertake procedural training in Western Australia was a huge advantage as it meant that I was able to develop contacts with experienced specialists who have been able to provide support during, and in particularly post, completion of training.

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