Western NSW PHN

Western NSW PHN WNSW PHN works to ensure our community receives the right care in the right place at the right time It’s a story of living off the land.

Western NSW Primary Health Network works to provide local communities with better access to improved health services. We work closely with General Practice, other health care providers, Local Health Districts, hospitals and the broader community to ensure services meet the health needs of the region. Our area covers both Far West and Western NSW Local Health Districts. The WNSW PHN’s Aboriginal motif was created by Wiradjuri artist Lewis Burns. A strong flowing river provides fresh, clean water for those living beside it in camps. At campfires, people cook from the earth, with abundant natural foods they’ve hunted and gathered. As a community, people respect the earth and their country, united in a healthy lifestyle.

Earlier this month, Western NSW PHN brought together The Glen and the OAMS AOD Hub for a positive conversation focused o...
23/02/2026

Earlier this month, Western NSW PHN brought together The Glen and the OAMS AOD Hub for a positive conversation focused on building connections and exchanging insights to support people in our region accessing AOD support.

🌸 CALD Women’s Cancer Awareness Session | Orana Every Woman Festival 🌸CALD women are warmly invited to a relaxed, cultur...
22/02/2026

🌸 CALD Women’s Cancer Awareness Session | Orana Every Woman Festival 🌸

CALD women are warmly invited to a relaxed, culturally safe morning of connection, creativity and learning.

Enjoy a hands on weaving workshop, followed by an interactive cancer awareness session with lunch provided.

📍 72 Wingewarra St, Dubbo
🕘 9:30am Weaving | 🕥 10:30am–1:30pm Cancer Awareness Session

Delivered in partnership with Cancer Council NSW , the WNSW PHN and Social Gain .

18/02/2026

“You become part of their family and part of the community.” – Dr Melad, GP Registrar

In Blayney, you form real connections – the kind that shape your growth and your patients’ outcomes. Registrars grow fast here, sharpening communication and management skills while making a lasting difference for patients who value their GP.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Blayney and Western NSW → https://bit.ly/3MyE1RZ

18/02/2026

“We have a sense of belonging, really good schools, lovely community.”

Broken Hill is a thriving regional centre and a safe place to raise a family, with sport, clubs and room for kids to try multiple interests.

Meet locals who have supported their kids’ hobbies while building rewarding careers in general practice.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Broken Hill and Far West NSW → https://bit.ly/4akyPud

18/02/2026

“It’s the pleasure of not just supporting one registrar for six or 12 months, but having had contact with registrars over many, many years and seeing how I have influenced or supported them in their growth as doctors.” – Dr Ian Spencer, GP Supervisor

Learn from experienced supervisors and a team that invests in your growth.

Wellington offers practical teaching and strong mentorship that accelerates your learning.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Wellington and Western NSW → https://bit.ly/4kEgbRp

18/02/2026

“Working in a rural practice is incredibly exciting and fulfilling because you do get to practise across your full scope.” – Dr Brendan Davies, GP Registrar

Train in Wellington and grow fast as a GP. You’ll join a supportive team, build strong patient relationships and gain real responsibility from day one.

Explore a community that values your skills and a lifestyle that gives you time for what matters.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Wellington and Western NSW → https://bit.ly/4tAPPDW

18/02/2026

“I never thought I would come out to the rural space … but living and working in Western NSW, especially in Orange and Blayney, has given me opportunities and training that I would never have gotten anywhere else.” – Dr Melad, GP Registrar

For many GP Registrars, the idea of moving to a smaller community can feel daunting.

But as Dr Melad discovered, Blayney offers something you can’t always find in the city; the opportunity to work at full scope, enjoy a quieter pace of living, and make a real difference in a welcoming community.

If you’re looking for more scope, more balance and meaningful patient relationships, Blayney might be exactly what you’re searching for.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Blayney and Western NSW → https://bit.ly/4retmLk

18/02/2026

“Come to Broken Hill and give it a try. The opportunities are here.” – Dr Aliza Lord, GP

A GP career in Broken Hill can provide real leadership opportunities and a broad scope of practice in a welcoming community.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Broken Hill and Far West NSW → https://bit.ly/4rJd3WJ

17/02/2026

“There really is nothing that we don’t have.” – Dr Ian Spencer, GP Supervisor

You don’t have to give up sport, live music, outdoor activities or good coffee when you live and work in Wellington. Open your world to the possibilities of life and general practice in regional NSW.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Wellington and Western NSW → https://bit.ly/4akzTyd

17/02/2026

“When we moved to Blayney, there was pretty much everything we needed. It’s quiet, a simpler lifestyle – no rush, no traffic.” – Dr Melad, GP Registrar

If you’re ready to trade long commutes for more time and balance, Blayney gives you space to breathe while you grow as a clinician. You’ll find the essentials close by and a community that makes settling in easy.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Blayney and Western NSW → https://bit.ly/4atxDoB

17/02/2026

“Broken Hill offers a great lifestyle and opportunity to grow your career.”

From five minute commutes to great coffee and a thriving arts scene, life in Broken Hill gives you time back without giving up your career.

👉 Learn more about living and training in Broken Hill and Far West NSW → https://bit.ly/4bRiApI

The Welcome Experience is a free service supporting essential workers and their families who are considering moving or h...
17/02/2026

The Welcome Experience is a free service supporting essential workers and their families who are considering moving or have made the move to regional NSW.

The Local Connector can help you with the life stuff, everything from the practicalities of finding housing, choosing childcare, exploring job opportunities for partners, or even introducing you to your neighbours!

Find out how you can make the move today
🔗 www.nsw.gov.au/welcomeexperience

WNSW PHN is your link to primary healthcare jobs in Western and Far West NSW.
Visit our website to find out more about work in our region
🔗 wnswphn.org.au/healthcare-professionals/work-in-our-region/

Address

First Floor, 187 Brisbane Street
Dubbo, NSW
2830

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+611300699167

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