We’re supporting Alyangula Primary Health Care Centre which provides essential medical services to island residents - including the Anindilyakwa people, local families and workers across surrounding communities.
This is a three-week opportunity for an experienced GP who is confident working in remote settings and values delivering comprehensive, community-based care.
The Community – Groote Eylandt
Groote Eylandt sits in the Gulf of Carpentaria, around two hours by air from Darwin. There is no road access - arrival is by flight into Alyangula Airport.
Life here is remote, coastal and community-focused.
Expect:
Stunning beaches and tropical landscapes
World-class fishing and wildlife
A close-knit island community
A slower pace outside clinic hours
Alyangula itself is a small but well-serviced town with supermarket, café, recreation facilities and waterfront accommodation.
The Clinic
Alyangula Primary Health Care Centre is a government-run remote primary care service, delivering:
Comprehensive general practice
Acute and urgent care presentations
Chronic disease management
Preventative and community health
Support to surrounding Aboriginal communities
You will be one of three GPs on the island, supported by experienced nursing and allied health teams, with additional oversight available from senior medical practitioners across neighbouring NT clinics.
The Role
Dates: 16 March – 3 April 2026
Hours: Monday to Friday
No on-call or weekend work
You’ll provide holistic primary care in a culturally diverse setting, working with:
Remote and Aboriginal health presentations
Acute and episodic care
Chronic disease management
Preventative and community health initiatives
This role suits doctors comfortable practising autonomously, making sound clinical decisions and working collaboratively in a remote team environment.
Benefits
$2,000 per day + GST
Return travel provided
Fully furnished accommodation
Vehicle for local use
End-to-end credentialing support
We manage the logistics - so you can focus on care.
Essential Requirements
Current AHPRA registration
FRACGP or FACRRM (or equivalent)
ALS1 certification
Demonstrated experience as a sole GP in rural or remote settings
Experience in remote and Aboriginal health
Next Steps
If you’re open to exploring remote NT practice - even if you’ve never worked on Groote Eylandt before - we’d love to have a confidential conversation.
Nadine Onto
Senior Recruitment Partner
GP & Aboriginal Medical Services
nadine@prescript.com.au
0420 641 123