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We are working on behalf of clients in Australia looking to employ UK and Irish General Practitioners that qualify for the new expedited pathway with registration with RACGP and AHPRA. This new pathway allows qualifying GPs to gain registration immediately with new exams for fellowship with the RACGP.
We are working with a client in the suburbs of Melbourne, a modern suburb just half an hour away from Melbourne’s CBD, an excellent opportunity for GPs seeking to practise in a fast-growing and diverse community. This location offers a promising patient base with consistent high patient volume for doctors looking to join the make the move into the Australian healthcare system.
This purpose-built medical centre caters to the unique needs of both healthcare providers and patients. General Practice is supported by a range of comprehensive allied services including Audiology, Diabetes Educator, Dental, Radiology, Dietitian, Exercise Physiologist, Geriatrician, Pathology, Physiotherapy and Diagnostic Imaging/
These roles provide

Practice in state-of-the-art private facilities, on site nursing, pathology, AHP and Medical imaging available
Flexible working hours
Annual income more than $350,000
Visas provided for you and any family members
Relocation allowance / Sign on bonuses
Better work to life balance
Essential requirements
For UK-Trained GPs:
MRCGP (Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners) awarded from 2007 onwards.
CCT (Certificate of Completion of Training) in General Practice.
For Irish-Trained GPs:
MICGP (Membership of the Irish College of General Practitioners) from 2009 onwards.
CSCST (Certificate of Satisfactory Completion of Specialist Training) in General Practice.
For GPs without the above but hold a fellowship in Family Medicine/General Practice we still have roles available across Australia and would be keen to discuss your specific pathway to practice and relocating to Australia

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