
Australia offers internationally trained doctors competitive pay, genuine career progression and a different lifestyle, alongside one of the world's most respected healthcare systems. It also comes with registration requirements that are far easier to navigate with the right support.
Once you start working with Wavelength, our in-house regulatory team manages your AHPRA registration, medical college application, primary source verification through the AMC and EPIC, and your Medicare provider and prescriber numbers, including any 19AB exemptions that apply.
GPs moving to a Distribution Priority Area (DPA) and specialists moving to a District of Workforce Shortage (DWS) each have different requirements, and our team will explain exactly what applies to you.
If you need a visa, our registered Migration Agents handle that too, including guidance for family members moving with you.


If you're a GP, this on-demand webinar walks you through the practical realities of relocating to Australia, work, lifestyle and registration pathways, in one sitting.
Australia faces a significant and well-documented shortage of doctors, particularly in regional and remote areas and across specialties including general practice, psychiatry, emergency medicine and radiology.
For internationally trained doctors, this means genuine opportunity:
Join the thousands of doctors we’ve already helped make the move to a rewarding career and a new lifestyle in Australia.