Riverslea Medical Centre

25/09/2025

Due to technical issues we are unfortunately offline, our phonelines are also down, we appreciate your patience.

24/09/2025

Fee Update Notice effective from 13 October 2025

10/09/2025

Thank you for all the interest for our previous post applications are now closed.

05/09/2025

✨Kia ora Koutou, we are on the lookout for a full-time receptionist to join our team at Riverslea Medical Centre✨

You’ll be the friendly face and voice that greets our patients first! We’re on the lookout for someone who is reliable, approachable, and ready to make our patients feel welcome and cared for.

What we’re looking for:
• Competent computer skills
• A pleasant telephone manner
• Attention to detail
• A quick learner & able to cope in a fast-paced environment
• Good time management
• Must be a team player
• Excellent customer service skills

If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you! Please email a cover letter & a copy of your CV to Chy at info@riversleamedical.co.nz

19/06/2025

Need to see a GP or Nurse tomorrow, or at the weekend?

We are lucky enough to have two after-hours GP clinics in the bay -
Te Awe Tieke Hauora - After Hours Clinic - Weekends and Public Holidays 10am - 4pm - at the Whakatāne Hospital Outpatients
Opotiki Medical Hub - 5pm - 10pm Weekdays and 8am - 10pm Weekends and Public Holidays - King Street.

In an emergency go straight to the ER.

And our Duty Pharmacy this weekend is: Phoenix Pharmacy at 11 Pyne Street

10/06/2025

26/05/2025

Kia ora whanau, we are looking for a General Practitioner / Nurse Practitioner to join our team. Click on the link to find out about the job and how to apply. Nga mihi!

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Amazing work life balance in a fabulous community. If this is what you are looking for, please get in touch.

15/05/2025

There is now a confirmed measles case in Auckland. So we need to watch out for our loved ones.

Measles is a highly contagious virus that can spread very quickly. It can be very dangerous, particularly for tamariki aged under 5.

The best way to protect your tamariki against measles is to get them immunised. The first dose is given at 12 months and the second dose at 15 months of age.

For more information about getting your tamariki immunised against measles:
• talk to your doctor, nurse, or healthcare provider
• call Healthline on 0800 611 116
• visit info.health.nz/measles

17/04/2025

With the Easter Holidays this weekend and ANZAC next week, it's a good time to remind you where to go if you need a Doctor, Nurse or Pharmacist just in case you need one.

Our GP Practices will all be closed Easter Friday and Easter Monday as well as ANZAC (25th April) but we are lucky enough to have two after-hours clinics in the bay:

✙ Te Awe Tieke Hauora - After Hours Clinic - 10am - 4pm Weekends and Public Holidays - at the Whakatāne Hospital Outpatients
✙ Opotiki Medical Hub - 8am - 10pm Weekends and Public Holidays - King Street.

For this weekend the on-duty pharmacy is Unichem Total Health The Strand and next weekend its Unichem Adamsons, 52 King Street, Kopeopeo.

In an emergency go straight to the Emergency Department at Whakatane Hospital or call 111.

You can find all the details for our GP practices on our website: www.ebpha.org.nz/find-a-gp

13/04/2025

World Immunisations week.

This April 24th-30th, join the global celebration of World Immunisation Week!
Did you know?
• Vaccines save an estimated 2-3 million lives annually.
• They've played a key role in reducing child mortality by 40%.
• The measles vaccine alone accounts for 60% of lives saved by vaccines.
• Vaccination can protect against over 25 diseases across the lifespan.

Let's work together to ensure everyone has access to these life-saving tools.

24/02/2025

UPDATE 9.15am: our phones are now working again 😊

Arohamai whanau,

We are experiencing phone issues and are unable to accept incoming or make outgoing calls. Please be patient while we navigate these issues.

If it is an emergency then please go directly to Whakatane Hospital Emergency Department.

Apologies for the inconvenience this may cause you.

Kia pai to rā!