GP Opportunities

Flexible after-hours practice with strong clinical support and real community impact

GP Access After Hours offers a smarter way to practise - combining flexibility, robust clinical support and the strength of a well-established, community-valued service. Whether you want to broaden your clinical scope, work in a fast-paced environment, fit after-hours work around family commitments, or make a real difference in your community, GP Access lets you focus on patient care without the administration.

Why choose GP Access After Hours?

• Flexible commitment with a minimum of 2 shifts per month and average shifts of approximately 4 hours
• Our walk in, walk out model means results and ongoing follow-up with patients are taken care of by our team
• Patients are triaged by experienced RNs before you see them, supporting safe and efficient clinical care
• Broad range of presentations including paediatrics, minor injuries and acute care
• Opportunities to maintain procedural skills such as suturing and wound management
• Access to on-site imaging, pathology and security across all clinic locations
• Supported by a Clinical Directorate team with strong governance in place
• Work in local, well-established service that is trusted and valued by the community
• Opportunity to practise fast medicine in a structured and supported environment
• Work as part of a supportive team environment with nurse-led triage and dedicated administrative support to manage patient flow
• Be part of a network of GPs working together to support the community.

What we offer

• Flexible rostering
• Competitive remuneration
• Salary packaging up to $15,899
• Meal & Entertainment Card up to $2,650

What our GPs say

“You feel like you're in a team where everybody is working towards the same purpose… From security to reception to nursing staff. It’s reassuring to walk into that environment.”

“It gives me exposure to patients I don’t often see in my day practice, like paediatrics, which helps me maintain a broad skillset across all stages of life.”

“You’re doing it as part of a community. You can say to your patients, even if I’m not there, someone will be and you will get care.”

“It’s a real service. It’s something we can be incredibly proud of.”