We’re experts in the field of medical recruitment for both locums and permanent staff. If you are a qualified doctor looking to re-locate in Australia or New Zealand, we have more experience in the field than most. We have put together this comprehensive guide to relocating here and we hope you will learn a lot from it and get in touch with us to discuss your next role.
We’re experts in the field of medical recruitment for both locums and permanent staff. If you are a qualified doctor looking to re-locate in Australia or New Zealand, we have more experience in the field than most. We have put together this comprehensive guide to relocating here and we hope you will learn a lot from it and get in touch with us to discuss your next role.
Read our summary below and then download your free 20 page guide which details the processes involved in relocating to and working as a medical professional over here.
Moving to Australia or New Zealand to work in the medical profession is an attractive proposition for most. Both countries offer beautiful and varied natural environments, with golden beaches, mountains, unspoilt forests and stunning landscapes. The great climate makes you want to get outside, and there’s an enormous amount of outdoor activities for you and your family to enjoy. You’ll also find a vast choice of entertainment and cultural options and top-class dining establishments.
The educational and leisure facilities that both countries offer make them ideal places for raising a family. The work-life balance that you’ll be able to achieve as a doctor or medical professional means you’ll have more time to spend with your family to share all the opportunities and experiences your new home offers.
Deciding to live and work as a doctor in Australia or New Zealand is a big step to take. Before you begin the process of relocating as a medical practitioner, there are many complex issues you will need to consider to make sure the decision is right for you.
Eligibility
One important issue is your eligibility for medical registration and the regulatory pathway you will need to follow to achieve this. Another is the process you must go through with the relevant immigration department to obtain a visa to allow you to work in Australia or New Zealand.
Personal factors
There are also personal issues to consider, such as the potential costs of relocation and the implications to your family, as well as housing, schooling and the cost of living.
Download our guide to find out more about these important topics.
Jon & Jon Medical has produced our own "Guide to Working and Living in Australia and New Zealand". This guide provides a detailed overview of the issues and processes involved in relocating to and working in the medical field in both countries.
Everyone’s circumstances are unique and you may also find it helpful to receive specific advice tailored to your needs. That’s where we fit in. You’ll find the services of Jon & Jon Medical to be of great benefit as you work through the issues involved in the big decision to relocate. Our experienced recruitment consultants provide expert advice to help you with each part of the process.
If you have any questions, please get in touch. We believe Australia and New Zealand are great countries to live, work and raise a family in, and we will be delighted to help you relocate.
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