General Practitioner (GP) – Relocate to Australia

Employment type: Permanent clinic placement (hours and contract type confirmed per clinic)

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY

We are recruiting on behalf of an Australian GP placement partner for qualified General Practitioners from the UK and GCC to relocate to Australia. Partner clinics in Australia are ready to hire, and our client matches each doctor with a clinic and supports them through registration and relocation.

THE ROLE

As a GP in an Australian general practice, you will provide first-contact and continuing care to patients of all ages in a community clinic setting.

Assess and diagnose new presentations, deciding what can be managed in primary care and when to refer

Manage long-term conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma and other chronic illness

Deliver preventive care, including screening, vaccinations and health checks

Coordinate with specialists, allied health and hospital teams

Keep accurate clinical records and work within practice and billing models

WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Currently in clinical practice as a GP, salaried GP, GP partner sessional/locum GP, Family

Physician or Family Medicine Specialist/Consultant

Able to share realistic availability and notice period (registration and relocation typically take 2–3 months at best)

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS

You must hold the full specialist GP qualification set for your training country:

United Kingdom: MRCGP and CCT in General Practice (UK route)

Ireland: MICGP and CSCST

New Zealand: FRNZCGPPlease note: MRCGP International, a primary medical degree (MBBS / MBChB / BMBS) alone, or GMC GP Register entry without the CCT route does not meet the requirement. You will need to provide qualification documents. Australian registration (AHPRA / Medical Board of Australia) is assessed separately and is supported during the process.

SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

Essential:

Current independent practice in general practice or family medicine

Strong first-contact assessment and clinical judgement

Experience managing chronic disease and continuity of care

Clear, patient-centred communication and shared decision-making

Fluent English

Nice to have

A special interest such as dermatology, mental health, women's health, sports medicine or minor procedures

Teaching, clinical leadership or telemedicine experience

Experience across more than one health system (e.g. NHS and GCC)