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GP Jobs in Non-DWS Areas

We usually have a wide range of GP Jobs in non-DWS areas in Australia. These jobs are often in the CBD (Central Business District) of the main cities and are open to doctors who first registered with the AMC at least 10 years ago. This means that doctors from the UK, Ireland or New Zealand who worked in Australia in the early part of their career can apply for these jobs – even if you’ve returned to your home country in the intervening period. Jamison_Valley_Blue_Mountains_Australia_-_Nov_2008

We haven’t listed these jobs separately but if you’d like to know more, please email at [email protected] and I can give you more details of what’s available

See this page on the 19AB / DWS / Non-DWS rules for more information on the DWS side of things.

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We are currently in Brisbane working, living and enjoying the ‘dream’. This road, which involved a fair amount of paperwork and lots of questions about the different applications i.e. AMC/RACGP/AHPRA would not have been possible without your knowledge and experience. Martina and particularly Lynn were also invaluable in the whole process. To have all of you answer the numerous questions I had all the way through the application process, no matter how trivial, was incredibly helpful. Can’t recommend the service provided high enough. Thanks to all.

Dr S. W.