Alex Graham

Alex is a Registered Migration Agent and is responsible for managing all of the visa requirements for Overseas Trained GPs to work in Australia.

After transitioning from her role as Regulatory Consultant to our Migration Agent, Alex’s seven years of experience in the regulatory and migration arena provides crucial support to the GP team.

Specialist Recognition Program changing to Practice Experience Pathway

From 1st of September, the Specialist Recognition Program (SRP) is being superseded by the Practice Experience Pathway (PEP) Specialist Stream. Read on for our rundown on the PEP.

New Health Workforce Classification for GPs

From 1st July 2019, a new health workforce classification system is in place for GPs and Bonded Doctors with DPA replacing DPS.

DWS is being replaced by DPA

DWS has now been replaced by DPA (Distribution Priority Areas). Our in-house Regulatory and Migration team share with you what has changed.

GP Visa Update: What You Need to Know

A Health Workforce Certificate will be required for certain medical professions from 11 March 2019. Read full details from our Regulatory and Migration team.

Non-VR GP Medicare Rebates Changing

Everything non-VR GPs need to know about the new Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) fee arrangements.

RACGP Specialist Pathway Program vs Specialist Recognition Program

From 3 Sept 2018, the RACGP’s Specialist Pathway Program (SPP) is being replaced by the Specialist Recognition Program (SRP). Read our blog for full details.

457 visa or TSS Subclass 482?

The Federal Government has made several changes to Australian work visas this year which can often be confusing and complex. Have questions? Our FAQ can help.

Changes to 457 Visas for Doctors - What You Need to Know

Wavelength's in-house Regulatory and Migration team clarifies changes to Australia’s 457 Sponsorship Visa in March 2018.