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Specialist Consultant - General Practice (GP)

Deakin, Australian Capital Territory AU
NOW ~ 25 Dec 2026
Posted 10 months ago
Telehealth General Practitioner Medrecruit are an Exclusive Partner to a 1800MEDICARE provider Job benefits: No Medicare billing, you'll earn a fixed hourly rate not based on call volume Flexible after-hour shifts available from 6:00pm - 9:30am AEST, when Australians need care the most Self-rostering, minimum of 20 hours per fortnight Access to CPD opportunities and Clinical Community of Practice for ongoing learning and peer support Comprehensive set up and ongoing support Employee contract - fixed term / part-time / casual About you: Current, unrestricted Specialist GP registration with AHPRA FRACGP or FACRRM Minimum 3 years' experience in general practice (min.
1 year in AU)
$158 per hourBase salary

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To become an RMO in Australia, you must complete your bachelor's degree in medicine and then successfully complete a one-year internship. It is essential to obtain APHRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) registration to work as an RMO. This registration ensures that you meet the necessary professional standards and qualifications required to provide high-quality healthcare as a Junior Doctor in Australia.