This FAQ addresses the most common concerns doctors raise in their first days and weeks on the ground. Clear answers can significantly reduce stress and help you move from landing to consulting more smoothly.

<p>Answer: To be able to provide AHPRA Level 3 supervision, the supervising doctor should have worked at least 3 years as a GP fellow in Australia.</p>

<p>Answer: Visa Medicals and Police Checks for your Visa Application. This is where you can save some serious time by arranging to carry out the two key activities for yourself and your dependants ASAP, the (1) Visa Medical check (for everyone), and the (2) Police Check (for everyone over 18). &nbsp; Immigration Part 1 &#8211; [&hellip;]</p>

Glossary Searching for a GP job in Australia includes the use of a lot of specialist terminology. Its summarised here, to help you navigate the system.

The supervised practice framework outlines the general requirements for supervisors.

Once your nomination has been lodged, you can apply for your visa as well. For that, you need to log in/sign up on to your VEVO account on the Immigration website.

<p>Answer No-one can guarantee that they will be able to have a result back from Immigration in any given time, this process is unpredictable. However, you’ll have the guarantee of having everything inputted correctly. Also, in the case that there is a delay, then the immigration lawyer will have the opportunity and knowledge to contact [&hellip;]</p>

Your Practice Manager requires the following identifiers to set you up to be ready to commence seeing patients: Medicare Provider Number; Prescriber Number; and HPI Number . You may need to call Medicare to ask for your Provider Number.