AFTER HOURS - Three Rivers Medical
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday - 8am to 5pm
To access after hours, call our main line 06 867 7411
After Hours
- Weekdays, Weekends and Public Holidays
- 5pm phones divert to Whakarongorau nurse triage service till the clinic’s next day opening hours (in other words our patients have access to medical advice 24/7)
- If your health needs require emergency care, you will be advised by the after-hours triage nurse to call 111 or go to the hospital
- If your health needs require a clinician that night and it’s not assessed as an emergency, you can access Practice Plus for virtual care – under 14’s are not charged for this service.
- If the triage nurse is able to provide supportive health advice, you may be advised to call the clinic for the next day.
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We are looking for GPs and NPs to join our team.
Three Rivers is a busy purpose-built Integrated Health Centre located in sunny Gisborne.
Three Rivers brings together doctors, pharmacy, radiology, midwives, physiotherapy and a general surgeon as well as an innovative and progressive Maori Health provider under one roof.
If you’re looking to be part of a passionate and diverse medical team in a location that has a great work, life balance with the great outdoors only minutes away, this could the perfect opportunity for you.
“I am proud that our practice has evolved – it’s one of our superpowers really - our ability to be flexible and change with the times.”
“Since Covid has come through it has been all about change and responding and adapting quickly to that. I think that’s what we have done well.”
“We’ve introduced a lot more Maoritanga into our practice. Our twice weekly huddle with our waiata and karakia means we start the day in the right way.”
- Dr Hiria Nielsen Doctor/partner
“We wanted to build a primary health care facility for the 21st century a multi-disciplinary facility and we wanted to make a bit of statement.”
- Dr Fergus Aitcheson Doctor
“There’s open dialogue between management and staff. We run a huddle twice a week where staff can voice any concerns and we take their worries and concerns seriously.
“We try to make it a friendly and supportive atmosphere.”
“The team has changed but the spirit is still very patient orientated and community orientated.
We’re proud to serve our community and we love the work we do.”
There has always been a tikanga here that has carried through from the very beginning.
Because we are such a big practice we are aware that it can seem impersonal so we have always gone out of our way to make patients feel welcome when they walk in here.