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We did some research to help you put your best foot forward when you virtually walk into the room for a video interview. Here are 9 tips to help.

From making eye contact to noticing fluid retention, a GP eHealth expert shares his insights

The new GP item numbers have been described as the most significant change in the history of Medicare.

Like countless businesses across the country and indeed across the globe, general practice has not been immune to the far-reaching impact of COVID-19.

Australia is heading for a major shortage of GPs particularly in urban centres, a new report finds.

Creating your personal brand within a corporate clinic makes good business sense but where to start?

GPs appear to be bucking the trend with the majority landing a new role with relative ease.

Do you have an amazing GP role to fill right now? If so, we’d love to hear (& tell everybody else) all about it!

Attempts to limit the number of overseas doctors are likely to threaten the future of many GP practices in the suburbs, according to a GP recruiter.

'It is just another hit on top of all the other hits we've had to absorb,' GP says

Find out what they mean for rural and remote GPs and IMGs

While a salary increase is still a major factor in selecting a new role, the 707 respondents of the AusDoc.JOBS survey said its not their main reason.

Medical recruiters or practice owners might spend as little as two minutes reviewing your resume so it’s crucial to make the right impression fast

There’s plenty of “must-do” advice on the Internet to help shape your perfect resume, but what should GPs (or in fact anybody else) NOT do?

A good work-life balance remains elusive for around half of all GPs, with 70% saying it remains their main challenge, according to an RACGP survey.

Locum work may sound like the dream job for those wanting a change, but not everybody is cut out for it. So what are some of the pros and cons?

Medicare has been given stronger debt recovery powers to deal with non-compliance and over-payment by doctors and practices.

Most GPs working in private practice are offered about 65% of total billings but it’s a myth that those earning a higher percentage make more money.