Prescript Recruitment is seeking experienced GPs for locum opportunities in Aboriginal Medical Services (AMS) across regional and remote Australia.
If you are passionate about Indigenous health and want to use your skills where they are most needed, these roles offer a rare opportunity to deliver high-quality primary care in a culturally rich and welcoming environment.
With Prescript, you will be fully supported before, during, and after your placement—from credentialing and logistics to ensuring you are set up for success in the community.
The Position
Locum GP – Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS)
This is a clinic-based role, working alongside experienced Aboriginal Health Practitioners and multidisciplinary teams to provide primary healthcare services.
Monday to Friday clinic hours (no on-call or weekends).
Focus on continuity of care in a structured, well-supported environment.
Work within a collaborative team delivering culturally safe healthcare.
These placements offer genuine impact while allowing you to work in a well-resourced and welcoming practice.
Dates Available
Regional NSW – AMS Clinics
2 – 13 June 2025 (two locums needed)
16 – 27 June 2025 (two locums needed)
30 June – 11 July 2025
28 July – 15 August 2025
Ongoing opportunities available
Rate: $1,500 per day
Remote NSW – AMS Clinic
10 June – 4 July 2025
Rate: $1,800 per day
Benefits Provided
Prescript ensures every detail is handled, allowing you to focus entirely on your work and your patients.
All travel, accommodation, and car hire arranged and covered.
A dedicated AMS recruitment partner to guide you through the process.
Concierge-level support, including fast-track credentialing and community orientation.
Full handover and on-site support to help you settle in quickly.
Optional extra weekend to explore the area.
These are highly rewarding roles that provide excellent financial incentives, professional fulfilment, and the chance to work in one of the most unique healthcare settings in Australia.
What We Require From You
To be eligible for these roles, you will need:
Current Specialist AHPRA Registration.
FRACGP or FACRRM.
Experience working in Aboriginal health, AMS, or regional/remote settings.
Full working rights in Australia (citizen, permanent resident, New Zealand citizen, or appropriate visa).
Why Work With Prescript?
We are the specialists in regional, rural, and remote medical recruitment, with a deep understanding of the unique challenges and rewards of AMS work.
As a preferred supplier for AMS clinics nationwide, we ensure doctors are first in line for the best roles.
We go beyond recruitment—our concierge-level service means no paperwork headaches, no logistical stress, and no unanswered questions.
We take a long-term approach, ensuring every doctor feels supported, valued, and connected throughout their career.
Our goal is to place the right doctors in the right roles, where they can make a meaningful impact while being fully supported.
Your Next Steps
If you are ready to bring your expertise to a community where it truly matters, contact us today.
Melissa Houston – Senior Recruitment Partner
Phone: 0415 075 498
Email: mel@prescript.com.au
Or apply now, and we will guide you through the next steps.
Prescript Recruitment – Perfectly Placed For Doctors.
“Prescript are medical recruitment specialists.”
At Prescript we’re known for helping solve the regional doctor shortage in Australia.
Every day we’re focused on two clear outcomes - Helping hospitals find doctors that create departments and clinics that run better, have more capacity and less stress. And placing Doctors in jobs that leave them feeling highly valued, rewarded and, most importantly, enjoying what they do.
We believe that when we get these two crucial things right, it has a huge impact on the regional doctor shortage and the healthcare of communities across Australia.
There are three ways to contact us:
Call 1300 755 498
Email hello@prescript.com.au
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“We’re known for solving the regional doctor shortage, leaving doctors loving what they do and regional communities feeling like they have the best doctors in town.”