• 70% Dr's billings + $150 p/hr | Relocation available of $10-20k
• 5 years OTD scheme" | Expedited Specialist Pathway, PFP, FSP & PEP suitable
• Sophisticated regional centre | Only 1 hr direct flight to Perth

Are you looking for a location to reduce your moratorium whilst being actively supported in your desire to specialise in family medicine, urgent care, occupational health or skin?

The Practice
This site is an RACGP and ACRRM accredited training facility for General Registrants to gain valuable Non-VR GP experience.
This is a small group practice, but the largest in the region
Mix of booked & walk-in appointments
Access to educational support covering all specialty areas
Multi-bed treatment room, pathology collection facility, and specialist rooms
Relocation available of $10-20k
GPs can expect to average of $238 or more p/hr ($450k per annum)
Earn 75% of after-hours billings
Ongoing GP education is supported- fortnightly educational meetings with internal and external specialist information sessions




Adaptable work options with extended trading hours
Visa sponsors, will support permanent residency

The Location
With a population of over 30,000 people, Kalgoorlie-Boulder is a energetic and sophisticated regional centre. As one of the largest and most diverse regions in Western Australia.
Regional city just 1 hour's flight directly to Perth
DPA and suitable for bonded scholars
MM3 means suitable for RACGP PEP Specialist Pathway, Fellowship Support Program or Expedited Specialist Pathway
RA3 means an extra 30% reduction of the 10-year moratorium or half it with the "5 years OTD scheme"
Workforce Incentive Program (WIP) applies for this MM3 location
Choice of both private and public schools

VR GPs with a passion for teaching are encouraged to book a time to speak with the onsite GPs, please call:

Adelene Chew
Senior Consultant
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📌 General Practitioner Kalgoorlie Dpa/ Western Australia
🏢 Dxc Medical Recruitment
📍 Western Australia