Why GPs are choosing our locum model
Life on your terms
Design your week around what matters most, and add shifts where they fit. Choose evenings, weekends or blocks of days that work around your practice, your family, and your energy.
Above and beyond standard locums
You bring your experience, we bring above market rates, efficient onboarding and support before, during and after each shift. You are never left guessing about pay, expectations or caseload.
One shift can change your week
Sometimes one extra shift is all it takes to breathe a little easier. Cover a bill, fund a trip, or move a goal forward with just a handful of purposeful locum sessions.
What you get as a locum GP
Learn more about the benefits of going locum with HealthX as your partner.
Be paid fairly for the responsibility you carry. Our partner urgent care clinics offer competitive, above market rates for high quality GPs.
Choose when and where you work. Pick up the shifts you want, skip the ones you do not. Fit locum work around your current practice, not instead of it.
See a wide range of urgent presentations without the sustained intensity of a full ED roster. Focus on direct patient care, supported by clear processes and experienced teams.
Walk into organised clinics with systems, protocols and nursing support in place. You focus on medicine, they handle the rest.
Access locum opportunities across the East Coast of Australia. Stay close to home, or use locum work to spend time in different regions.
Streamlined credentialing and onboarding so you get from enquiry to first shift as smoothly as possible.
Ready to make the move?
Talk to our team about locum opportunities
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