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<p>WELCOME TO PORT HEDLAND Previous image Next image https://youtu.be/cokQgoGeRrw?si=GxXqENuwLDtUZJGM &#8216;A large community spirit&#8217; is how many describe Port Hedland, the second largest town in the Pilbara region of Western Australia Its unique a rare views, combined with the history of the place is home to more than 15,000 people from diverse cultural background who live, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>WELCOME TO TOWNSVILLE Previous image Next image Located along the Queensland coast, Townsville not only has a fascinating and rich history, but Current great living and work opportunities for those looking for a city with a vibrant culture, surrounded by beautiful landscape. With a population of 200,000 people (from many corners of the world) Townsville [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Welcome to Geelong Previous image Next image The location The second largest city in Victoria, Geelong is a thriving city and home to 280,000+ people. The port city is a one-hour drive from Melbourne and offers its residence the ideal balance of urban convenience and a laid back lifestyle. The lifestyle Geelong has plenty of [&hellip;]</p>

ACRRM Specialist Pathway, for DPA/MM4 location - a pathway with a focus on rural and remote practice

The start of a new year has a way of sharpening focus. For many GPs, it’s the moment you finally ask the question you’ve been putting off: *Am I in the right practice for the way I want to work?* Whether you’re a GP already in Australia or you’re overseas and planning your move, the “new year reset” is a smart time to explore your options. But the key isn’t just finding *a* new role—it’s finding the *right* role in the *right* kind of practice. Because not all practices are t

<p>There are incentives payable to doctors working in non-metro areas to encourage doctors to work in rural and remote locations. Full information on this topic is available at health.gov.au. The amounts that doctors can receive under the Workforce Incentive Program (WIP) Doctor Stream are listed below: Location (MM) Year Level 1 Year Level 2 Year [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The checklist of documents required for AHPRA registration: 1. Certified copy of a foreign passport (an EU card is not acceptable). Your certified copy must include: • A certified copy of the identity information page (the photo page) • An official English translation of your passport (if your passport is in a language other than [&hellip;]</p>

Current Processing Times and What You Can Do MyIntealth Current is the qualification verification system used by AHPRA, previously known as ECFMG EPIC. It's essential to stay informed, especially since MyIntealth processing times are currently longer than usual. In this post, I’ll explain the situation and remind you of the steps we can take together to streamline the process. According to the MyIntealth website, the current estimated processing times for each service are:...

Supervisor Eligibility To ensure compliance with RACGP and AHPRA requirements, please confirm and provide the following details for the nominated supervisor: Completion of Education Module: Has the supervisor completed (or committed to completing) the MBA’s online education and assessment module pertaining to the MBA's Supervised practice for international medical graduates guidelines? (tick or cross the checkbox) Registration Status: Does the supervisor hold full and unrestr

As medical professionals in Australia, staying abreast of policy changes is crucial for both patient care and practice management. With the significant Medicare adjustments that commenced in November, 2025, many clinics and doctors are evaluating their billing models. This post will delve into these changes, exploring the pros and cons of bulk billing versus private billing, and how the landscape for clinics is evolving. There is no simple answer to how this will affect you