Looking for a GP job in Tasmania?
Explore a variety of exciting opportunities in the stunning natural beauty of this island.
With a growing demand for healthcare services across the state, GPs in Tasmania can enjoy a rewarding career while living in one of Australia’s most scenic locations. The island is known for its pristine wilderness, including national parks, mountains, and beautiful coastlines.
Tasmania offers a relaxed pace of life, affordable living, and a strong sense of community, making it an ideal place for GPs seeking both professional growth and a high quality of life.
Talk to our expert recruitment team on +44 (0) 1423 813451 or email us at [email protected]
Our Frequently Asked Questions section has the answers to all your questions about life as a GP in Australia.
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Northern Territory AUD200K
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We are seeking a motivated General Practitioner to join an excellent team in a beautiful pristine location. As part of this excellent clinic, you'll have the o...
moreFrequently Asked Questions
If you’re considering applying for one of our GP jobs in Tasmania, here are some common questions:
How much does a Full-Time GP make in Tasmania?
On average, full-time GPs in Tasmania can earn between $200,000 to $350,000 annually. GPs working in more rural or remote areas may have access to additional incentives or higher earning potential due to the demand for healthcare services in those regions.
As Tasmania’s healthcare needs continue to grow, the demand for GPs remains strong, providing a stable and rewarding career path.
What it's really like to work in Australia as a GP?
At Prospect Health, we recognize the challenges and opportunities that come with relocating across the globe. That’s why we’ve curated two insightful webinars specifically for UK GPs like you, offering a comprehensive guide to transitioning into the Australian healthcare system.
Our webinars will cover everything you need to know, from understanding the visa process and job market to the step-by-step application procedures for the Medical Board of Australia.
Watch our webinars here, and have your questions answered on what it’s really like to work in Australia as a GP.
Highest paying areas for GPs in Tasmania
The highest-paying areas for GPs in Tasmania tend to be in regional and rural locations where there is a higher demand for healthcare professionals.
While salaries can vary, these areas generally offer additional incentives, such as higher fees and recruitment bonuses. Some of the top-paying areas include:
Hobart – As the capital city of Tasmania, Hobart offers competitive salaries and a dynamic urban environment with access to excellent medical facilities.
Launceston – Tasmania’s second-largest city offers strong demand for GPs, providing an attractive balance of professional growth and high earnings.
Burnie and Devonport – These regional areas offer good earning potential, with additional incentives for GPs willing to work in more remote settings.
Northern and North-West Tasmania – GPs in these regions may also receive additional financial incentives or rural practice allowances due to the more remote location and demand for healthcare.
How do I apply for registration with the Australian Medical Council (AMC)
The AMC assesses and accredits your qualifications to ensure they meet Australian standards. The process involves:
Primary Source Verification: Submit your documents through the Electronic Portfolio of International Credentials (EPIC) for verification.
AMC Examinations: Depending on your qualifications, you may need to pass the AMC CAT MCQ Exam and the AMC Clinical Exam.
For more information visit the AMC website:
How to apply – AMC candidate account and portfolio
Where can I find more information for GPs moving to Australia?
If you are GP in the UK contemplating a move to Australia, then Prospect Health Recruitment has everything you need to know for a rewarding career oversees.
Read our Step-by-Step Pathway to Becoming a GP in Australia, with information on research and planning, eligibility and qualifications, registration, and much more.