14 June
14 June · 01:19 UTC
Show me the money. What's a nurse earn? "...a full-time GP in Australia earns on average between $200,000 to $350,000 per annum. As we said above, if you get transferred to a rural area, work more shifts during evenings and weekends, try locuming, and complete more procedures, earnings could boost up to $500,000 and more per annum...GPs considering a challenging and rewarding career in areas of workforce shortage and rural areas can often access additional incentives such as relocation assistance, housing allowances, a car or cash sign-on bonuses. This is further enhanced by the General Practice Rural Incentives Programme (GPRIP) through which eligible GPs can access from $12,000 to $60,000 p.a."
Nick Dee updated his status.