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Warren Multipurpose Service - a great place to work
Warren Multipurpose Service (MPS) has forty-two beds and provides acute care, 24 hour emergency department, radiology services, residential aged care, physiotherapy, community health and ambulatory care.
Warren also provides extensive outpatient services including a dietitian, child and family services, occupational therapy, physiotherapy and mental health.
After-hours support for staff is offered by vCare - remote patient monitoring and transfer service and the Virtual Rural Generalist Service (VRGS) –a dedicated virtual rural generalist team who provide the team after-hours advice and support.
Several clinical positions at Warren MPS qualify for incentives of up to $20,000 attraction and $10,000 retention after 12 months of service.
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Warren - a great place to live
Consider the facts, embrace the lifestyle.
In the heart of New South Wales, Warren, (population 1,365), embodies the quintessential essence of regional Australia. It's a place of horizons that reach forever – the biggest, bluest sky, and where life is lived at a more relaxed pace. If you're considering a move, here are some compelling facts about Warren that might just convince you to make this town your new home:
Climate
Generally, Warren’s summers are hot and dry, but pleasant in the evenings and the winters mild and sunny.
Rich history
With its origins dating back to the late 1800s, Warren is a town steeped in historical significance. This history finds its sanctuary within a meticulously restored heritage building, housing a state-of-the-art museum and gallery.
The great outdoors
Positioned alongside the picturesque Macquarie River, Warren enjoys the privilege of stunning natural surroundings. The town serves as a gateway to an array of outdoor activities, including canoeing, river fishing, captivating birdwatching at Tiger Bay Wetlands, and invigorating bushwalks or camping excursions in the adjacent national parks.
Sport
Warren’s extensive sporting facilities include an indoor sporting and cultural centre, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, town ovals for rugby, cricket and soccer, a golf club, tennis and squash courts, netball and basketball facilities, walking tracks, a skate park and an equestrian centre.
Community spirit
At the heart of Warren lies a warm and tight-knit community. Here, neighbours are more than mere acquaintances; they fast become friends. The genuine camaraderie that defines this community is evident in its numerous service groups, including CWA, Lions, Rotary, Girl Guides, Scout patrols, Arts Council, Historical Society, Men's Shed and writers groups. Additionally, Warren places a great emphasis on safety from natural hazards, boasting an active State Emergency Service (SES) and Rural Bush Fire Service.
Affordable living
Warren presents an attractive proposition for those seeking to escape the financial demands of major cities. The cost of living here is notably more reasonable, with a median house price of $220,000. This affordability allows residents to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle.
Education & services
Warren has several early learning facilities, a choice of primary schools, and the Warren Central School, offering a comprehensive high school curriculum up to Year 12. For tertiary studies, Warren is home to a TAFE offer many learning opportunities in community services, trades, tourism, first aid and many, many more.
Health & community services
Warren offers a range of health and community services, including a hospital, medical center, baby health services, dental clinic, pharmacy, and aged care facilities. For specialised health needs, Warren connects to Dubbo, just one hour away, ensuring access to a full spectrum of medical services. In addition, the town provides services including legal, financial, employment, library, two banks, two supermarkets and a veterinary surgery.
Embracing the Warren lifestyle
Warren, NSW, offers a lifestyle that prioritises community, nature, and a peaceful existence. It's a place where you can truly savor the simple pleasures of life. If these facts resonate with your aspirations, Warren may be the perfect place for you to call home.
Hear from others who live and work in Warren
Have you seen Warren?
A glimpse into the township of Warren NSW
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Have you seen Warren? Arts & fishing
A glimpse into life in Warren by locals - focusing on arts and fishing
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Have you seen Warren? Outdoor activities
Locals talk about their favourite Warren spot to take the family and have some fun
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Have you seen Warren? Wetlands and sporting facilities
A glimpse into life in Warren by locals - focusing the Windows on the Wetlands centre and extensive sporting facilities
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Have you seen Warren? Beemunnel Reserve
Proud Wayilwan elder, George Riley talks about Beemunnel Reserve
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Have you seen Warren? Inclusive community
How do locals describe Warren? This video gives an insight.
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Find out more about Warren
Getting here and getting away
Warren is 6.25 hours drive from Sydney and just over an hour from Dubbo.
QantasLink and Regional Express fly regularly to and from Dubbo. For current schedules please visit the Dubbo Regional Airport website.
CountryLink provides Train transport between Sydney and Dubbo with a connecting bus service between Dubbo and Warren.
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