Locum VR GP AMS - Darling Downs QLD (MM5)

• $1900 per day plus travel and accommodation
• Communicare software in use
• Work alongside 2 part-time GP's

The Opportunity

As this well-established service looks to recruit a permanent doctor, they are looking for the support an experienced locum GP to provide comprehensive primary healthcare as part of a cohesive multi-disciplinary team. With four locations, in this particular clinic you will work alongside 2 part-time GPs, as well as full time nursing support, Aboriginal Health Practitioners, clinic manager and admin support.

Using Communicare software, you’ll consult Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm, with no emergency department duties, on-call shifts, or weekend work required. Paying $1900 daily, travel and accommodation support can be provided and the minimum commitment of two weeks is required.

Why you’ll love this role

·        $19600 per day

·        KM allowance and accommodation provided

·        MMM5 location – eligible for Workforce Incentive Program (WIP) payments

·        Well-supported multidisciplinary team environment

·        Weekends free to explore the historic outback city and surrounds

About the location

This charming country town offers visitors a genuine taste of rural Australia. Known for its friendly community, rich agricultural heritage, and the fascinating Australian Army Flying Museum, it is an ideal destination for those looking to explore the Darling Downs. With scenic countryside, local cafés, and easy access to nearby attractions such as Toowoomba and the Bunya Mountains, it provides a relaxing and authentic regional Queensland experience. 

How to get there

Those who can drive their own vehicle to the local area are preferred with the KM allowance being provided.

Essential criteria

·        Fellowship with RACGP and/or ACRRM

·        Current AHPRA Specialist GP Registration

·        Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident

·        Experience in rural or remote primary care, ideally Indigenous health

·        Cultural awareness and respect for Aboriginal communities