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No, our service is free for doctors! We're paid by hospitals and clinics for our services and are preferred suppliers in several states and areas. Because we have a huge network of doctors, we save clinics and hospitals time (and money) by taking the stress out of the hiring and credentialing process.

You can work with Medrecruit if you completed your medical degree in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, or any of the twenty-four comparable health systems listed here. If that's you, then register, and one of our team will be in touch to discuss your options. From job search to negotiation and logistics, we offer a completely free career management service for doctors.

Register, and one of our team will be in touch to discuss your options. From job search to negotiation and logistics, we offer a completely free career management service for doctors.

Known as one of the best medical locum recruitment agencies in Australia and New Zealand, we're preferred suppliers to hospitals and health care practices across Australasia. This means we can get jobs to you before they've reached the market. Our recruiters and dedicated placement teams go the extra mile to deliver exceptional service and be the very best locum agency. Our consultants are experienced, knowledgeable and strong negotiators. They will find the right job for you at the best rate.

All the members of our the International team have made the move to this side of the world ourselves, we understand how much is involved in the international move so we are committed to being there for you every step of the way as your international medical recruitment experts. Once we have helped you determine eligibility for medical registration, we will assist you on a tailored job hunt to find the right role for you. Once the role is secured, we take care of the full medical registration application, liaising with the issuing authority on your behalf. We organise a complimentary Immigration Consultation for you so that you have all of the information you require to determine which is going to be the best visa for you and your family. After this, we assist you in completing all of the hospital’s new employee paperwork to ensure you are able to start work on time.

Absolutely, we work with lots of doctors who make the move with their partners or families. Partners are generally able to get a work visa of their own and kids can be granted student visas to attend school. Both Australia and New Zealand are great locations for families and the quality of life on offer is fantastic.

If you’re a junior doctor, we like to allow a minimum of 3 months from signing a contract until starting work. While it can be achieved in less time than this, we like to allow a little extra time in case of any delays in processing both your medical registration or your visa. If you’re a senior doctor then the time taken for the process depends on which registration pathway you are eligible for. It’s best to be prepared for between 6 – 12 months to complete everything and arrive in the country to start work.

International doctors can work in Australia, however, they must obtain recognition for their medical qualifications and register with the Medical Board of Australia. The process often involves assessment by the Australian Medical Council and possibly further training, examinations, or skills assessments. The demand for medical professionals in rural and remote areas can offer additional opportunities. UK and Irish doctors looking for work in Australia often have an easier pathway, learn more in this article. Always refer to the latest official guidelines for specifics.

Yes, foreign doctors can practise in New Zealand. However, they must secure general registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand. International medical graduates may undergo assessments to ensure their qualifications match NZ standards. Some countries have reciprocal agreements, simplifying this process. To find out more medical pathways for IMG doctors register with us and one of our team can have a chat about our free support services to assist IMGs and what pathway is right for you.

Teleradiology offers several benefits to radiologists looking for a remote career option. It allows radiologists to work flexibly from various locations, improving workload management and reducing burnout. Additionally, teleradiology facilitates faster second opinions, supports 24/7 coverage, and enhances collaboration across different healthcare settings, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes. For patients, it can also enhance access to radiology services, especially in remote areas, ensuring timely and expert diagnosis.

Yes, via the Special Purpose Teleradiology scope of practice.
Approved postgraduate qualification from the UK, South Africa, US and Canada qualify and are listed here. This form of registration enables you to work for up to 12 months as a diagnostic teleradiologist for a New Zealand-based healthcare provider. We provide full support with securing medical registration.

No, the great news is no visa needed, just your medical registration which we can help you organise.

Not long, at all, roughly two months. Once a role has been secured, medical registration is processed in just 20 working days. To get started register, and one of our team will be in touch to discuss your options. From job search to negotiation and logistics, we offer a completely free career management service for doctors.

Ideally, a minimum commitment of 15 hours per week for a period of six months.

Not necessarily. You will need Indemnity Insurance via New Zealand Medical Indemnity Insurance to align with the providers insurer.

You will be paid monthly directly from our client to your bank account. Payment will be in NZD and converted via your bank to your home currency.

**About you: **

• Hold a post graduate qualification in Radiology from either the UK, South Africa, US or Canada
• Those based in a GMT or South Africa time zone proffered but other regions considered. Working hours would need to overlap between 00:00 and 0800 NZ standard time
• Be willing to commit to an agreed working schedule for a minimum of 6 months, ideally 12
• Have a team player, can-do attitude and build and maintain relationships with the wider team, including hospital services for Emergency reporting within New Zealand
• The ability to report across a variety of diagnostic imaging