Medical Students
Centre Health Medical Centres are approved teaching practices for the medical students of Graduate School of Medicine, University Of Wollongong and Western Sydney University.
Phase 1 & 3 Medical Students regularly attend clinics at Centre Health Medical Centres and enormously benefit from the clinical experience of Senior General Practitioners.
The Centre Health Medical Centres are committed to the education of medical students, nurses and other allied health professionals in order to contribute towards a more skilled medical workforce for Australia.
Registrars
Centre Health Medical Centres are also accredited with the RACGP Australian General Practice Training Program which allows us to assist in the training of GP Registrars on their pathway to fellowship.
School Leavers
Many school leavers have been offered employment as junior staff at Centre Health Medical Centre. They are encouraged to enrol in TAFE to further enhance their skills and knowledge. As a result, these individuals have become valuable contributors to the workforce and have joined the Australian health sector. This initiative, led by Centre Health management, aims to make a significant contribution to the Australian community by increasing the number of professionals in the health workforce.
Tafe Students
Many employees at Centre Health Complex have been sponsored to attend TAFE, allowing them to further develop their education and skills. Regular on-the-job training is provided to ensure that all staff members adhere to best practices while staying aligned with emerging trends and the evolving needs of Centre Health Medical Centre. The management team actively encourages employees to upgrade their skills, ensuring they remain productive contributors both to the company and the Australian community
