"The level of expertise and guidance they gave me throughout the whole process really can't be described."
Abbey, Sonographer (New Zealand & Canada) · Now a NZ resident, working across NZ & Canada
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Healthcare jobs in Australia & New Zealand
Registration, Staffing and Migration Specialists since 1999
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Popular: Jobs in Australia · Jobs in New Zealand
Established 1999
Registered migration support
Thousands of Australia & NZ placements
RCSA compliant & accredited recruiter
Who we are
About us
We have been assisting local and international healthcare professionals with employment opportunities since 1999. We have a dedicated team to assist with registration, visa options and employment placements.
Our partners
Our partners
GHS is part of the Torrens Health Group. Together with our partner organisations across nursing, allied health, aged care and disability support, we help place healthcare professionals where they're needed most.
Latest opportunities
Latest job postings
Imaging & Device Specialist Cardiologists
Permanent imaging & device specialist cardiologist role on the North Island.
North Island · New ZealandPermanentRegistration supportVisa & migration support
Cardiac Sonographer
Permanent cardiac sonographer role in Western Australia.
WA · AustraliaPermanentRegistration supportVisa & migration support
Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Townsville
Locum or permanent nuclear medicine technologist role at a 700-bed public hospital in Townsville, North Queensland.
QLD · AustraliaLocum / TempRegistration supportVisa & migration support
Real journeys
Candidate stories
"The entire process was clearly laid out for me, and the more daunting parts, like the accredited work visa, were taken care of by GHS."
Sam B., Sonographer (New Zealand) · Relocated from Canada to Taupō
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"Since then, I have never had to look for work."
Sharon, Locum Sonographer (Australia) · Locum across Australia
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"They guided us through this paperwork maze every step of the way and made the relocation a breeze."
Elna, Radiographer (New Zealand) · Relocated from South Africa with family
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"At 56 years of youth, I am so happy with my choice to locum."
Jenni, Locum Sonographer (Australia) · Locum across Australia
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"I had NZ registration, a position in Rotorua and a work visa in under three months."
Tyler W., Sonographer (New Zealand) · Relocated from Canada to Rotorua
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"Tricia and Belinda quickly became more like friends as they walked me through every step."
Jayna, Sonographer (New Zealand) · Relocated from Canada to Blenheim
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"A trustworthy, watertight, personable locum employment experience."
Anna, Physiotherapist (Australia) · Locum at Manning Base Hospital, Taree NSW
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"GHS stayed in touch until the timing was right, then made a stressful process much more manageable."
Jessica, Sonographer (New Zealand) · Relocated from the UK to Taupō
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"They literally did everything for me — from introducing me to the employer to completing the registration paperwork."
Dr Mounachari, Radiologist (Australia) · Placed in Western Australia
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"They took me step by step through the process and were honest and upfront about costs and timeframes."
Athena, Radiographer (Australia) · Relocated from South Africa to Australia
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"I would not have been able to complete it without the patience and help of Patricia, Belinda and Lesley."
Casey, Sonographer (New Zealand) · Locum contracts from Canada to NZ
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"They don't just help you with paperwork – they support you through one of the biggest life changes you'll ever make, and they are with you every step of the way."
Anelia, MRI Technologist (New Zealand) · Arrived as a NZ resident, placed in Whangārei
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Frequently asked questions
What are my Australian visa options?
Australia offers a range of visas for skilled workers, including employer-sponsored, skilled migration and temporary work visas, each with specific eligibility and pathways to permanent residency. Whether you are a candidate seeking to work in Australia or are an employer wanting to sponsor an overseas worker, Global Health Source can provide you with the appropriate advice for your circumstances. GHS can also provide advice on the most appropriate visas for family members travelling with you.
How is the New Zealand process different to Australia?
New Zealand does not use employer sponsorship in the same way as Australia and many other countries. To recruit from overseas, a New Zealand employer must become accredited with Immigration New Zealand. We guide both candidates and employers through the process. Whether you want a working holiday, a temporary move or perhaps residence, Global Health Source can provide you with the appropriate advice for your circumstances.
Can I use my existing professional registration in Australia or New Zealand?
No. Australia and New Zealand require international graduates to become registered in Australia or New Zealand with the appropriate local registration body in order to practice. Global Health Source can guide you through the registration process for the greatest chance of success. Registration is the first step in recruitment, then a job offer followed by migration. One step depends on the other and we help you sequence the process for a seamless move.
Is there a fee for candidates?
No. It is illegal in Australia to charge candidates a recruitment placement fee. Beware any recruiter who tells you otherwise. If we place you in a role we will prepare your temporary work visa for free as part of our recruitment service (you merely pay the application fee to the Immigration Department). We charge a reduced fee for preparation of visas for family members travelling with you, and for residence class visas.
Latest updates
News & updates
Read all news & updates →5 October 2026Migration
NZ: Changes to Parent Resident Visa Category from 5 October
From 5 October 2026, Parent Resident Visa expressions of interest move to a hybrid selection model — about 90% selected in date order and 10% by random ballot, with the annual cap remaining at 2,500.
25 July 2026Migration
AUS: Skilled visa processing priorities changed on 25 July 2026
The Department of Home Affairs has introduced a new processing order for skilled visa applications, including employer sponsored and Skills in Demand (subclass 482) visas — with priority now based on both occupation and applicant location.
3 August 2026Migration
NZ: Hepatitis B & C removed from Resident Visa High-Cost Health Conditions List
From 3 August 2026, Immigration New Zealand removed Hepatitis B and C from the list of high-cost health conditions used when assessing whether resident visa applicants have an acceptable standard of health.
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