What services does Wavelength’s regulatory team offer our doctors?
Once you’ve secured a position through Wavelength, our regulatory team swings into action. Our years of experience, up-to-date knowledge and network of contacts at regulatory bodies ensure you're in the best hands while transitioning to working as a doctor in Australia. Our rigorous processes and attention to detail ensure you comply with all regulations relevant to your medical speciality.
Wavelength regulatory services include:
- Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) registration
- Medical college application
- Distribution Priority Area (DPA ) advice for General Practitioners
- District of Workforce Shortage (DWS) advice for specialists
- Assistance with Primary Source Verification application (AMC & EPIC)
- MCNZ applications, including Vocational, Provisional General and Locum Tenens
- Medicare provider and prescriber number applications including 19AB exemptions and Academic exemptions
What services does Wavelength’s migration team offer our doctors?
If you’ve accepted a position through Wavelength and require migration services, our Registered Migration Agents are ready to help you all the way to your new role.
Using years of experience, our team can anticipate and solve common issues around visa applications and is equipped to take care of migration paperwork, adhering to the Code of Conduct of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA).
Wavelength migration services include:
- Immigration assistance for subclass 482 sponsorship, nomination and visa applications
- Immigration assistance for employer-sponsored subclass 186 visa applications
- Immigration assistance for other temporary and permanent visa options
- Advice and assistance with migration for family members of doctors placed by Wavelength
