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Mersey Community Hospital
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Mersey Community Hospital (Burnie, TAS)
Mersey Community Hospital is a 95-bed hospital serving the northwestern coast of Tasmania. The hospital provides emergency care, surgery, and rehabilitation services. Located near the coastal town of Burnie, Mersey offers healthcare workers the chance to balance professional life with the tranquility of Tasmania’s natural beauty, including access to Cradle Mountain and the Tarkine Rainforest. The position is well-suited for doctors who enjoy coastal living and rural practice, with a focus on patient-centered care in a smaller, supportive community. Feeling like a pint and a scrumptious burger we have a gem for you The chapel an old church in the center of town with a great vibe.During your time in Tasmania we recommend checking out:
Mersey Community Hospital is a 95-bed hospital serving the northwestern coast of Tasmania. The hospital provides emergency care, surgery, and rehabilitation services. Located near the coastal town of Burnie, Mersey offers healthcare workers the chance to balance professional life with the tranquility of Tasmania’s natural beauty, including access to Cradle Mountain and the Tarkine Rainforest. The position is well-suited for doctors who enjoy coastal living and rural practice, with a focus on patient-centered care in a smaller, supportive community. Feeling like a pint and a scrumptious burger we have a gem for you The chapel an old church in the center of town with a great vibe.During your time in Tasmania we recommend checking out:
- Derby: The small town of Derby known for mountain biking trails and a floating sauna on a Lake
- Freycinet: On Tasmania’s east coast, Freycinet National Park is a place of wild beauty. Towering pink-hued mountains, known as the Hazards, shadow the landscape, and at their foot are the calm, blue waters of Wineglass Bay. Coastal forests beckon keen hikers, while gourmands delight in local seafood and cool climate wines.
- Cradle Mountain: In winter head up to Cradle Mountain for a winter wonderland, check out some of the day walks that take you through the beautiful scenery and parts of the overland track.
- Tasman Peninsula: Head out to Fortescue bay to camp and hike the Cape Huay track.
- Bay of Fires: Famous for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and orange-lichen-covered granite boulders, the Bay of Fires is a picturesque coastal haven. Ideal for swimming, beach walks, and enjoying Tasmania's pristine coastline.
- Dark Mofo: Dive into Tasmania's cultural scene with Dark Mofo, an annual winter festival in Hobart. Celebrating both ancient and contemporary art, music, and food, this festival is known for its avant-garde performances and installations.