Our fees will increase from the 1st of March 2024
Cranbrook Medical closes for 30mins each day from 12.30pm – 1pm | We recommend getting out of the heat and sun by waiting in your car until the doors open at 1pm | We are sorry for the inconvenience
Cranbrook Medical is seeking a friendly and motivated Medical Receptionist to join our team on a casual or part-time basis, welcoming all patients and visitors to the clinic.Why choose Cranbrook Medical for your next career pathway? We value our staff and believe in investing in them. We have wonderful doctors and a great supportive administrative team.Duties & responsibilities include:✔ Answer all incoming phone calls ✔ Schedule appointments and update patient information in our system✔ Issue invoices, take payments, and process Medicare rebates✔ Supporting the doctors, nurses, and other team members✔ Maintain the cleanliness of the reception area and practice rooms✔ Comply with workplace health and safety principles including infection control✔ General administration duties including faxing, scanning, electronic filing, distribution of mail, record management etc.Experience & attributes:✔ Prior medical reception experience is preferred but not essential as training will be provided.✔ Ability to work well in a team, as well as independently with initiative✔ Excellent communication skills and customer focus with professionalism & confidentiality✔ Flexibility to cover open and close shifts✔ Keen attention to detail✔ Comfortability in a fast-paced working environment✔ Willing to complete a criminal history check✔ Unrestricted Australian working rightsIf you're enthusiastic please send your resume and cover letter to #wearehiring#townsvillejob #cranbrookmedical#townsville#townsvilleliving #localtownsville#townsvillehealth #townsvilleshines #townsvillelocal #townsvillenorthqueensland #northqueensland#townsvillelife #supportlocaltownsville... See MoreSee Less
Awareness of prostate cancer is essential as early detection can save your life. Sadly, 10 Australian men will lose their battle with prostate cancer today.* What are the symptoms?- Frequent urination- Urgent and sudden need to urinate- Difficulty in urinating- Weaker than normal stream- Painful ejaculation- Blood in urine or semen- Erectile dysfunctionWhat is Prostate Cancer?Prostate cancer develops when abnormal cells in the prostate, a small walnut-sized gland found only in men, grow uncontrollably and form a malignant tumour. How is prostate cancer detected?The most common methods used to detect warning signs associated with prostate cancer are the PSA test (prostate-specific antigen test) and the DRE (digital rectal examination). Males over the age of 50 should discuss prostate cancer with their GP and be screened annually. This can be done through a simple PSA blood test, which checks for elevated level of prostate specific antigen.Don't put off seeing your GP for an annual health check. Book an appointment with your GP at Cranbrook Medical here: automedsystems.com.au/ams/clinics/1499/cranbrook-medical-cranbrook-4814/doctors/Source: australianprostatecancer.org.au/awarenessmonth/#prostate#prostatehealth#prostatecancer#prostatecancerawareness#ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth#townsvillemen#townsvillehealth#townsvillelocal#townsvillegp#cranbrookmedical#menshealth... See MoreSee Less
Cranbrook Medical has recently registered with MyMedicare, a new program offering better healthcare outcomes for our regular patients. As a patient of Cranbrook Medical, you may have received an SMS with a link to information about MyMedicare. The link in the SMS is safe to open and you can access information about the benefits of registering with MyMedicare. If you have already registered, you do not need to take any further action. When you register in MyMedicare, it will notify your general practice that you have chosen them as your regular care team. Additional funding will be available from the government to help them provide the care you need. It’s free and voluntary to register in MyMedicare, and registration is open to Australians with a Medicare card or Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) Veteran Card. MyMedicare patients will have access to the following benefits:✔ Greater continuity of care with your registered practice, improving health outcomes.✔ Longer Medicare Benefit Scheme (MBS) funded telehealth consultations with your GP.✔ Triple bulk billing incentive for longer MBS telehealth consultations for children under 16, pensioners, and concession card holders, from 1 November 2023✔ More regular visits from your GP and better care planning for people living in a residential aged care home, from August 2024.✔ Connections to more appropriate care in general practice for people who visit hospital frequently, from mid-2024. Please note, if you do not click the link in the first SMS message or opt out, you will receive a call from Aida (a virtual assistant) 2-4 days after the initial SMS. • Aida will call from 07 4082 7226.• Aida will call back only once if the first call was missed.• Patients can call Aida back if they missed the first and second call and would like to hear about MyMedicare over the phone. To learn more about MyMedicare visit, www.health.gov.au/our-work/mymedicare#cranbrookmedical #mymedicare #medicare#townsvillehealth#townsvillegp#townsvillelocal#queenslandhealth... See MoreSee Less
R U OK? It's a conversation starter that could change a life. And while today is the official RU OK day, it's important to ask the question any day, because life happens every day. People go through ups and downs every day. Connect with a friend, family member, colleague, partner, teammate and the people you care about. By having regular, meaningful conversations, you build trust and normalise talking about what’s really going on, so when the people in your world find themselves struggling, they know you’re someone they can talk to.For more information visit, www.ruok.org.au/r-u-ok-day#ruok #RUokday #ruokday2024 #mentalhealth#mentalhealthmatters #townsvillelocal#townsvilledoctor#cranbrookmedical#townsvillecommunity#communitycare#checkonafriend... See MoreSee Less
This year's flu season is not over. Queensland Health have released data indicating that the flu season will be experienced later and worse than in previous years. In order to protect you and your family, we highly recommend having a flu vaccine. We are offering a flu clinic next week and encourage our community to get vaccinated.To access the free flu vaccine funded by Queensland Health, you can book into the following flu clinic:➕ Wednesday, 18th September from 1:00pm to 2:45pmHow to book:Call our friendly reception team on 07 4725 7677or visit automedsystems.com.au/ams/clinics/1499/cranbrook-medical-cranbrook-4814/doctors/Influenza, or the flu, is a highly contagious respiratory illness that can lead to severe complications, especially in vulnerable populations. Getting an annual flu vaccine is essential for reducing the risk of flu-related complications and protecting both yourself and those around you. Please note: flu vaccines will not be available after 30 September 2024. #queenslandhealth#fluvaccine#townsvillelocal#townsvillehealth#cranbrookmedical#townsvilledoctor#freeflushots... See MoreSee Less
The Heart Foundation wants to support more people to walk more often, as it’s one of the simplest yet best things we can do for a healthy mind, body and heart.There is a free local community morning walk that all are welcome to join on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 6:45am to 8:45am. Benefits of walking:💙 Reduce your risk of heart disease – walking 30 mins a day can reduce your risk of heart disease by 35%.👬 Connect with your community – cross paths with friends, neighbours and new people while you walk.👣 Improve your energy and wellbeing – enjoy better energy, mood and sleep, as well reduced stress and fatigue.🚶🏻♀️ Get active at your own pace – walking can be as easy or challenging as you choose. Start slowly and build up over time.The group meets at the Townsville Shopping Centre, lower level carpark entry on Alfred Street. The walk goes for 45-60 minutes around the centre, starting at the lower level carpark entry on Alfred Street.#heartfoundation#walkforhealth#walkngclub #communitywalk #townsvillecommunity#townsvillelocal#townsvillehealth#cranbrookmedical... See MoreSee Less
We've been experiencing an increase in flu cases in recent weeks, and even though we are moving into Spring, it's more prevalent now than it was during the last few months. If you haven't yet had your flu vaccine, we highly recommend protecting yourself. We are offering free flu vaccines which have been provided by Queensland Health. To access the free flu vaccine, you can book into one of the following flu clinics:➕ Tuesday, 10th September from 1:00pm to 2:45pm➕ Wednesday, 18th September from 1:00pm to 2:45pmHow to book:Call our friendly reception team on 07 4725 7677or visit automedsystems.com.au/ams/clinics/1499/cranbrook-medical-cranbrook-4814/doctors/Influenza, or the flu, is a highly contagious respiratory illness that can lead to severe complications, especially in vulnerable populations. Getting an annual flu vaccine is essential for reducing the risk of flu-related complications and protecting both yourself and those around you. Please note: free QLD health flu vaccines will not be available after 30 September 2024. After this time there will be an out of pocket cost. #fluvaccine#fluvaccine#queenslandhealth#townsvillehealth#townsvillegp#cranbrookmedical#stayhealthy#townsvillelocal#fluseason... See MoreSee Less
Today is the beginning of Jean Hailes Women's Health Week and the theme is ‘Your voice. Your choice’. Each day has a specific theme and tackles some of the biggest issues relating to the health and wellbeing of all women, girls and gender-diverse people. Day 1: Know your body – health checks, bowel health, skin & breast checksDay 2: Courageous Conversations – talk to your GP about menopause, hormones, periods, PCOSDay 3: Shame & Stigma – tackling taboos and women’s stories about bladder leakage, painful sex, STIsDay 4: Point of Difference – how health conditions affect women differently – heart health, migraine & pelvic painDay 5: Trust your gut – healthy eating, nutrition, relationship with foodsYou can access resources, checklists, stories, podcasts and more each day from www.jeanhailes.org.au/womens-health-week/program#JeanHailes #WomensHealthWeek#YourVoiceYourChoice#WomensHealthWeek2024 #womenshealth#womenshealthtownsville #townsvillewomen... See MoreSee Less