Supporting the journey of medical students
Read our interview with the Wavelength scholarship recipient at UNSW Medical school — an inspirational medical student who has a big vision for the future.
International Travel Restrictions
The most up-to-date information about travel restrictions to and from Australia from our in-house Regulatory and Migration team.
International Women's Day - An equal world is an enabled world
Wavelength’s Director Claire Ponsford reflects on how far we’ve come and how far we all still have to go to breakdown stereotypes and achieve gender parity.
Looking at the last decade and ahead to 2020
24,495 Locums and 1,460 permanent doctors placed - read about our last decade in medical recruitment as we look ahead to 2020 and beyond.
What changes would you like to see in ED?
To get a better picture of what doctors want in Emergency Departments, at the ACEM ASM we asked doctors what changes they would like to see in the ED.
Making a difference this Christmas
In lieu of Christmas gifts, we are donating to Love Mercy Foundation, Medicins Sans Frontieres and The Fred Hollows Foundation. Read on about the impact.
How can we help improve the cardiac arrest survival rate in Australia?
In Australia, around 30,000 people suffer from a sudden cardiac arrest each year, and only 9-10% survive. We all have a part to play in increasing this alarmingly low survival rate. Read our interview with Associate Professor Paul Middleton, Senior Emergency Medicine Specialist, to find out how.
Rural medicine, a true calling #RMA19
RMA 2019 - an insightful, educational & vibrant event. Our team attended the conference in October, read on about their experience.
A new era in Medical Administration
How is technology shaping the world of medical management? At #RACMA19 we heard about the challenges facing a new era of Medical Administrators.
20th Anniversary chat - Q&A with Dr Sachin Patel
In celebrating our 20th Anniversary, we're talking to Doctors who've been with us since the early days... Dr Sachin Patel talks about his career.