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Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS

Employment funding for indigenous organisations, offered by Tasmanian Government.

Closing date

November 2026

days left

Funding
Up to $300k
Funding of up to $300,000 per practice, per annum.
Where
Tasmania
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Who can apply

  • Indigenous organisations

These are the applicant types Tasmanian Government lists for this program. It is a starting filter, not the full eligibility test, and the guidelines on the official page are what decide an application.

Eligibility, in Tasmanian Government's own words

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What Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS funds

What this money is forEmployment

This program provides TAS private practices with funding to help with the costs of employing a Nurse Practitioner. Funding will support private practices' salary-related costs associated with employing a Nurse Practitioner. Applicants may apply for funding to support either part-time or full-time Nurse Practitioner positions. Funding will be provided at a rate of $150,000 per full-time equivalent (FTE) Nurse Practitioner position per annum. Funding for part-time positions will be calculated on a pro-rata basis according to the Nurse Practitioners' employed FTE.

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How to apply

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  • Applications close in November 2026. Government grant portals are busiest on the final day and several of them shut on the stroke of the deadline, so the practical advice is to submit a day early.
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Common questions

About Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS

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When does Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS close?

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How much funding is available through Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS?

Tasmanian Government publishes a funding amount of Up to $300k, noted as: Funding of up to $300,000 per practice, per annum.. Confirm it in the guidelines on the official page before you build a budget around it.

Who can apply for Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS?

Tasmanian Government lists this program as open to indigenous organisations. That is a starting filter rather than the full eligibility test: the criteria in the funder's guidelines are what decide an application.

Is Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS still open?

It was open now when we last read Tasmanian Government's own page, on 24 Oct 2026. Every source is re-read nightly and this page carries the date of the last read.

Who runs Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS, and does GrantWindow take a cut?

Private Practice Incentive Program – Nurse Practitioner(s) TAS is offered by Tasmanian Government in Tasmania. Applications are made through the funder, never through GrantWindow: we take no applications, charge no fee and act as no intermediary. Any site offering to apply on your behalf for a government grant is worth a very careful look.

Where this record came from

Sourced from business.gov.au, © Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Industry, Science and Resources), used under CC BY 3.0 AU (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/au/).

  1. Read frombusiness.gov.aubusiness.gov.au Grants and Programs finderThe address of Tasmanian Government's own listing for this program is one of the two facts a trial opens.
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  3. Last checked24 Oct 2026The day we last read this program on the funder's own page.

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