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Work for Perth's first home GP practice providing comprehensive, continuous care to patients who can't get to a clinic. Flexible schedule. Take home up to $325 an hour.
Unlike after-hours services, we're a GP-fellow-only service bringing full GP care to patients who can't get to a clinic.
We provide care to patients in their own homes, combining regular ongoing care with locum home visits and telehealth day and night, supported by a geriatrician and practice nurse.
We don't provide care in Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs).
Whether you want ongoing patient relationships, flexible shift work, or to consult from home, there's a role for you.
Ongoing care
Home visits
Telehealth
A weekday, daytime role. Lead GP for a list of housebound patients – a mix of home visits and telehealth, supported by a doctor's assistant, nurse, geriatrician and telehealth GP team.
Take home $300–325/hr, with equipment and medications covered. And while you fill your books, the $250/hr minimum guarantee carries you through your first 3 months.
You can choose to work with a GP assistant. They drive your car, set up, get obs, and handle the admin between visits. You focus on the consultation.
Be the lead GP for a list of housebound patients — a mix of home visits and telehealth, where the consult count is much lower than a clinic. You actually get the time to know and treat patients properly.
Get on the road quickly and easily, at no cost to you. We supply the full medical kit and the medications you'll need on visits.
Full onboarding session before hitting the road, with someone accompanying you on your first shifts to orientate you.
A full clinical team backs every Regular Care GP — a geriatrician on the phone, a practice nurse in the background, and locum & telehealth GPs ready to cover your patients when you're off.
We work with mobile pathology and imaging providers so your patients never have to leave home.
Deliver GP care in patients' homes, daytime and after hours. You'll see new patients, provide urgent care, and attend to our long-term patients for issues that can't wait for their Regular GP.
Cover patients from your home with video and phone consults, mixing urgent care and support for our long-term patients when their Regular GP isn't available. Perfect if you have family or caring commitments, you're returning from leave, winding down, or want to complement existing clinic work.
A quick look at the numbers, the pace, and what we provide.
| Regular Care GP | Locum Home Visits | Locum Telehealth | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hourly take-home | $300–325 /hr | $200–250 /hr | $180–240 /hr |
| Minimum hourly guarantee | $250 /hr | $170 /hr | — |
| GP assistant | Optional | Optional | — |
| Consults per shift | 7 Home Visits 3 Telehealth 8 hour shift |
9 Home Visits 6 hour shift |
12–16 Telehealth 4 hour shift |
| Typical shift length | 6–8 hours | 6–8 hours | 4 hours |
| Pace of work | Unhurried | Moderate | Busy |
| Time of work | Weekday in-hours | After hours (evenings & weekends) | In-hours & after-hours |
| Type of care | Regular review (1–4 weekly) of the same patients. Full-scope GP including GPMPs and Health Assessments. | One-off care of new and regular patients. Urgent care consults. | One-off care of new and regular patients. Urgent care consults, repeat scripts, referrals. |
| Service fee | 25% | 30% | 30% |
| Employee share options (FTE) | 100,000 | 30,000 | 30,000 |
| Minimum commitment | 8 hours / week | None | None |
Every GP at Perth Home GP works as part of a team — a geriatrician on the phone, a practice nurse, and locum & telehealth GPs ready to cover.
We're a GP-run practice. So we've built the kind of role we'd want to work in.
Take home $300–325/hr for Regular Care, $200–250/hr for Locum Home Visits, and $180–240/hr for Telehealth — while consulting significantly less than in a clinic.
In-hours and after-hours home visit and telehealth shifts available. Build the week that fits around your life — school runs, study, second jobs.
Many of our GPs mix one of our roles with clinic work to introduce diversity into their day-to-day practice. The same skills, a different setting.
Caring for patients in need — keeping vulnerable patients living healthy at home for longer is very satisfying. See what our patients say →
Work with or without an assistant. Assistants drive you between consultations and provide admin support.
Participate in our Employee Share Option Program (ESOP). Earn shares in Perth Home GP and Airclinix — the software that powers our practice.
Dr Muhammad Fariz Zaidi graduated from University of Newcastle in 2017 after moving from Malaysia to Australia to study medicine. He completed his internship and three years in Emergency Medicine before achieving FRACGP in 2024.
He enjoys acute care, chronic disease management, and preventive health, and brings a calm, practical approach to after-hours medicine.
Dr Zaidi speaks English and Bahasa Melayu and enjoys volleyball and bushwalking outside of work. He moved from Malaysia to Australia to study medicine, graduating from University of Newcastle in 2017.
Dr Hangyu Yi completed his medical degree at the University of Western Australia. Prior to studying medicine, he worked as a cancer researcher in paediatric leukaemia.
He developed a strong interest in general practice while working in various small towns across WA and later obtained a Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Dr Yi enjoys all areas of general practice, with particular interests in chronic disease management and child health.
Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family and playing tennis.
A passionate advocate for home-based care, Dr Mike is committed to improving access for patients who are housebound or face barriers attending traditional clinics. In 2015, he co-founded Airclinix, a mobile-first practice management system designed to modernise how GPs deliver care. In 2016, he launched Night Doctor, an after-hours home visit service.
Recognising that the greatest unmet need wasn’t after-hours care, but daytime support for vulnerable patients, Dr Mike went on to found Perth Home GP in 2020. His vision: to bring comprehensive, clinic-quality care directly into patients’ homes.
Outside of medicine, Mike is a proud partner and father of two. He enjoys fishing, rugby, cricket and spending quality time with his family over board games and retro video games.
David trained at the University of Oxford, earning a degree in Physiological Sciences. He completed clinical training in London before moving to Western Australia, where he has worked for 14 years.
With experience in Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics and General Practice, David was awarded the Edward Gawthorn Prize for the highest mark in WA for his GP fellowship exam. He has a special interest in palliative care, recently completing a Clinical Diploma in the field.
Outside of medicine, David enjoys spending time outdoors with his family and their Groodle, Rusty.
Dr. Sarah has been a GP for over 30 years, graduating from Otago University New Zealand and gaining her FRACGP and Diploma of Child Health in Western Australia. She has worked in both rural and city practices, especially in women’s and children’s health.
Dedicated to providing holistic, patient-centred care, her passion is empowering people to achieve their personal health goals.
Outside of medicine, Sarah is an avid cyclist who enjoys the physical and mental benefits of exploring the outdoors on two wheels. As a strong advocate for active living, she encourages her patients to incorporate exercise into their routines to promote overall well being.
Dr Basma is an international Medical Graduate with more than 10 years of experience in Australian healthcare. She completed her fellowship in 2021 and enjoys all aspects of General Practice with Chronic Disease Management, Women and Children’s Health being her main interests.
Dr. Basma is a mother to 2 beautiful daughters and loves gardening and exploring nature.
Dr. Ravi graduated medicine from Riga Strading University in Latvia and moved to Australia in 2007. He then underwent General Practice training in Australia and obtained Fellowship of Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Dr. Ravi has obtained a diploma in palliative care and is experienced in all aspects of primary care in general practice including chronic disease management and mental health.
Sonu completed his medical training at the University of Western Australia and holds postgraduate qualifications in palliative medicine and paediatric health. He provides thoughtful, patient-centred care across all areas of general practice and after-hours care.
Dr Sonu holds a Clinical Diploma in Palliative Medicine and has completed the Sydney Child Health Program (SCHP). He is multilingual, speaking English, Hindi and Gujarati, and is committed to supporting patients from all backgrounds.
Outside of medicine, Sonu enjoys travelling, photography and spending time with family and friends.
Averil is a Perth local who completed her medical degree at The University of Western Australia in 2014 and achieved her Fellowship in General Practice in 2021.
Averil enjoys general practice, palliative care medical education and digital health. She is passionate about supporting patients to achieve their best possible quality of life and provides considered, evidence-based care tailored to each individual.
In her spare time, Averil plays ultimate frisbee, keeps a worm farm, and is a fan of the Peanuts comics.
Dr Cherry Wu has been working in general practice in metropolitan Perth since 1990s. She is local graduate from UWA and has been a member of the RACGP for over 30 years as a fellow of the college.
She has had experiences in all aspects of general practice and is still keen to continue learning.
Outside of work she is a keen traveller and hiker who enjoys exploring the world. She also enjoys quiet hobbies such as reading, sewing, cooking and gardening.
Dr Diviya Sritheran is an experienced GP who grew up and trained in the UK. She moved to Perth in 2022 and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
She is an advocate for providing patient-centred holistic care and enjoys working with patients to achieve their health care goals. She has experience in all areas of general practice and has a particular interest in women’s health and children’s health.
Outside of medicine, she is a keen traveller and enjoys exploring outdoors with her family and friends.
Dr Bham grew up in Gloucestershire in the UK and originally qualified as a pharmacist before studying medicine at Leicester University, graduating in 2010. He completed his GP training in Gloucestershire before moving to WA in 2017.
He has developed specialist interests in skin cancer medicine, metabolic health, men’s health and lifestyle medicine, and is passionate about helping patients take a proactive approach to their long-term wellbeing.
Outside of work, Dr Bham enjoys weightlifting, fishing and spending time with his wife and two children.
Sandeep is a Perth local who graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2018 and then later obtained Fellowship with the Australian College of General Practitioners.
He enjoys all areas of general practice, with special interests in chronic disease and metabolic medicine. Outside of medicine he enjoys travelling and exploring new parts of the world. He also quite likes a good book.
Juan is a Perth local who graduated from The University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, and later achieved Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Alongside his civilian work in general practice, he serves as a Medical Officer with the Royal Australian Air Force, where he combines his interests in aviation medicine, human performance, and clinical practice.
He has a strong interest in musculoskeletal medicine, metabolic health, weight management, and preventive medicine, with a focus on helping patients achieve lasting improvements through evidence-based and sustainable approaches. Outside of medicine, Juan enjoys spending time with his wife, daughter and dog, travelling, and playing soccer.
