Medical and Health Professional Jobs

We understand the frustration with traditional inflexible career options and work roles available to Medical and Health Practitioners. We specialise in identifying roles that make use of flexible workplace arrangements allowing you to work whilst not having to sacrifice family life.

We understand the decade you have spent chasing that Fellowship, the stress of trying to have a family while pursuing a demanding career, of trying to make ends meet during training programs.

Here at GHATS, we aim to provide our candidates with career options that helps them out, be it seeking more flexible work, or better remuneration.

Here at GHATS we are interested in thinking out of the box, exploring new evolving careers and work opportunities for our candidates. We are interested in the different, the new and exciting, the jobs that no one saw coming. 

For many of us there are the traditional roles, clinic based roles that we all and that all of us aspire to. For those of you out there who wonder if there is anything new developing, if there is something different you can do, the answer is a resounding "Yes!"

The world in which we live in is evolving as a very rapid pace, and jobs and the work we do also has to evolve. At GHATS, that is our passion, being at the cutting edge of newly evolved work roles and matching our candidates with those opportunities.

As Medical and Health Professionals, we not only have a specialist skillset from the training, certifications and credentials that we obtain, but also from our life experiences.

Professionals who have done legal or commerce training for example are ideal for medicolegal work whereas other Professionals with a qualification in IT are highly sought after for a multitude of cutting edge start-up industries, even those with a teaching slant would be well suited to Academia, teaching or developing training resources in a wide variety of areas.

GHATS identifies and actively seeks out these roles, creating opportunities for our candidates to experience something different in our non-clinical or hybrid clinical roles.