Tom Ryan began his journey from Newcastle, England, to Burnie, Tasmania, with the click of a link. The link had been shared in a Facebook group for international social workers seeking to migrate to Australia. The person who shared it was Daisy Grodzki, a Dutch mental health clinician who made the move to Tasmania’s north…
The November 2021 edition of Primary Health Tasmania’s twice-yearly magazine, Primary Health Matters, is out now, featuring stories that celebrate the theme of collaboration. This is the 15th issue of Primary Health Matters, and includes interviews with real Tasmanians who are benefitting from primary health services supported by Primary Health Tasmania with Australian Government funding.…
Primary Health Tasmania is proud to support the Goodbye COVID campaign as part of its involvement in the Victorian and Tasmanian PHN Alliance. Led by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network, the campaign comprises videos in 20 languages, encouraging people to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Now available on the Primary Health Tasmania YouTube channel for…
Primary Health Tasmania is seeking to fill a number of elected director positions on the Board which includes directors standing for re-election and vacancies.Applications are sought from people with a range of industry skills particularly general practice, primary health care, health service design and delivery, and also professional skills in finance and accounting. Board diversity…
Primary Health Tasmania is pleased to share in the launch of the plan to translate Rethink 2020‘s vision — a Tasmanian community where all people have the best possible mental health and wellbeing — into action. The release of the Rethink 2020 Implementation Plan on Thursday 19 August follows the December 2020 unveiling of Rethink…
Applications are now open for a PhD opportunity as part the University of Tasmania’s Regional and Remote Futures Project. The Research Degree will work on a Primary Health Tasmania project aimed at improving care for people with chronic conditions living in northern Tasmania who have frequent hospital admissions. Click here to find out more, including…