GP & family medicine jobs — in the world's most in-demand markets
Salaried GPs, partners and family physicians placed into practices and health systems across seven markets — with full support on registration, fellowship, visas and relocation. Always free for GPs.
Overview
Family medicine has become one of the most portable — and most in-demand — careers in medicine. GP shortages now span the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the Gulf and the USA, which means a qualified GP genuinely has the pick of markets, and real leverage on pay, location and lifestyle.
We place GPs at every stage, from newly-CCT and MRCGP holders to established partners and family-medicine consultants, and we match you to the market that fits your goal — whether that's the fastest route to residency, the highest earnings, or a particular lifestyle.
Where GPs are in demand
Pay & conditions
| Country | Typical GP earnings | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £73,000 – £110,000 | Salaried; partnership higher |
| Ireland | €110,000 – €180,000 | Salaried / assistant, GMS |
| Australia | AU$200,000 – AU$400,000 | Billings; higher in rural areas |
| New Zealand | NZ$150,000 – NZ$260,000 | Salaried / contract |
| Canada | C$220,000 – C$400,000 | Fee-for-service; region-dependent |
| The Gulf | Tax-free + housing | Family-medicine consultant |
Indicative earnings; actual pay varies by employer, billing model and location. Planning the move? See our guides to the UK Skilled Worker visa for doctors, MCNZ registration in New Zealand and the healthcare relocation checklist.
Registration routes by country
What you'll need
- A recognised GP / family-medicine qualification (MRCGP, CCFP, FRACGP / FRNZCGP or equivalent)
- Eligibility for GP registration in your target country — or the willingness to complete it (we guide you)
- Evidence of English-language competence (IELTS / OET) where required
- Relevant primary-care / general-practice experience
Relocation & support
Moving your practice — and often your family — across the world is a big step. We handle the whole journey with you: registration and fellowship, English testing, visa and, where relevant, Certificate of Sponsorship, plus the practical side of settling in. Our service is free to you, because the hiring practice or health system pays our fee.
Common questions
Which country is fastest for a GP to get residency?
Do I need MRCGP to work as a GP in Australia?
What is the DPA / moratorium in Australia?
Do you place salaried GPs and partners?
Guides for GPs
Visas, overseas registration and relocation — practical guides for GPs and family physicians moving abroad.