Rural General Practitioner/VMO - Boggabri NSW

Are you a dedicated GP with VMO experience looking for a rewarding rural career? Join Boggabri Medical Centre, the town’s sole practice, and make a real difference in a supportive community. We’re seeking a Fellowed VR GP / VMO Rural Generalist ready to relocate.

The Role:

• Full-scope GP, inpatient, and emergency care
• VMO services with at least 5 years recent ED experience (2 within the last 2 years)
• Bulk-billing practice: Earn additional income through government incentives

Your Package:

• Relocation Support: House and car provided, conveniently 2 minutes from the practice and hospital
• Sign-On Bonus: $25,000 (2-year clawback)
• GP Earnings: Approx. $340/hr; $350k–$400k p.a. full-time
• On-Call: $800/day, 4 days/week; after-hours limited to Category 1 & 2 (potential extra ~$128k/year)
• Retention Bonus: $15k after 24 months (eligible doctors)
• Moratorium Reduction: 30% as RA3 location
• Full support from experienced nursing and admin staff

Allied Health on Site:

• Physiotherapist
• Psychologist
• Podiatrist
• Dietician

About the Practice & Living in Boggabri:

Boggabri Medical Centre, the town’s sole practice, is located within Boggabri Hospital and provides GP, inpatient, and emergency care, alongside a 12-bed nursing home. The growing team is supported by experienced nursing and admin staff, with visiting and on-site allied health services.

Boggabri is a friendly rural town on the Kamilaroi Highway with a strong community spirit and relaxed country lifestyle. The Namoi River is popular for fishing, and the town hosts events like the Drovers Campfire weekend. Residents enjoy a nine-hole golf course, bowling club, RSL club, local dining, schools, and essential amenities. With recent mining growth and new developments, Boggabri offers both professional opportunities and a welcoming lifestyle.

Requirements:

• Vocationally or generally registered GP
• Minimum 5 years recent ED experience (2 in last 2 years)
• Current GP experience and familiarity with Indigenous health