You don’t need to be a GP Specialist to work as a GP in New Zealand
One of the common assumptions we hear from overseas doctors is that you need a specialist General Practice qualification to work as a GP in New Zealand. While we certainly…
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Recruiting a GP isn’t about filling a vacancy
For many practice managers, recruiting a GP isn’t a regular part of the plan. When a doctor resigns, reduces their hours, relocates, or retires, finding a replacement lands back on…
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Trading the Ward Round for Continuity
Why More Junior Doctors Are Choosing Primary Care In recent years, we’ve seen a growing number of junior doctors, often from the UK and a few years post-graduation, stepping out…
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The Benefits of Inbox/Asynchronous Care
Asynchronous care is a game-changer in modern general practice. It refers to non-patient-facing, remote work that a GP can do to support a clinic and its patient-facing team. This approach…
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Urgent Care Medicine in NZ
As doctors (and as human beings), you know that illness or injuries don’t pick and choose. They can happen to anyone at any time. Saturday sports and gardening projects are…
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“What should be in my contract to work as a General Practitioner in NZ? “
For international doctors, it can be especially hard to know what should and shouldn’t be included in a contract. If you are a GP who is currently based overseas and thinking about moving to NZ, this post is for you.
