Nurses
At Your Community Health, our team of skilled and compassionate nurses play an essential role in delivering high-quality, client-centred care across both medical and community settings.
Medical Nurses
Our Medical Nurses work alongside our doctors to provide a wide range of services that support the health and wellbeing of our clients. Their responsibilities include wound care, immunisations, chronic disease management, and care planning. They also offer general health advice, health education, and manage the practice’s recall and reminder system to ensure continuity of care.
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Diabetes management
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Women’s health
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Aged care
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health care
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Annual health assessments for people over 75
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Child and adult immunisations
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Ongoing care coordination
Our nurses - Kim (Clinical Nurse Coordinator – RN Division 1)
- Carla (Medical Practice Nurse – Division 1)
- Emma (Medical Practice Nurse – Division 1)
- Jo (Medical Practice Nurse – Division 1)
- Macala (Medical Practice Nurse – Division 1)
Fees update From 1 April 2025, the gap fee was decreased to $30. The fees for our regular appointment types can be found here.
*Please note: the Did Not Attend fee applies to everyone, regardless of whether your appointment is bulk billed.
How do you get an appointment? You can book online to make an appointment with one of our doctors. Alternatively, you can contact our friendly team with any questions.
Community Health Nurse
The Community Health Nurse is a Registered Nurse/Midwife with experience in sexual and reproductive health, drug and alcohol issues, refugee health, homelessness, STI/BBV, women’s health and First Nations people’s health.
- Supporting people to improve health literacy, increase their understanding of their health issues and engage in activities that support and protect health.
- Advocacy on client’s behalf
- Provide a support link between the acute sector and community services
- Embrace a social model of health and support clients to make informed choices when accessing care.
- Support people to practice new health behaviours and navigate the health services and information they need and action appointments.
- Linking people to health care, social prescribing and community activities.
Who can see the Community Health Nurse? - Anyone over 14 years age with complex health issues.
- Lives locally.
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples.
- Refugees and asylum seekers.
- People who are socioeconomically
disadvantaged. - People who live in unsafe or insecure
environments. - People living with a disability.
- LGBTIQA+ people.
What does it cost? Many of our services are free or low cost. Our fees have been set so that people on different incomes can get the quality healthcare they need.
How do you get an appointment? You can make a referral here or contact our friendly team with any questions.
Call now to learn more or book your appointment!
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Related Services
Occupational Therapy helps you participate in the everyday activities that are important to you.
We offer a range of gentle exercise, fitness and strengthening classes facilitated by physiotherapists and allied health assistants.
We can help prevent and manage foot, ankle and leg conditions. Our services are available to everyone, from infants to older adults.