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Doctors searching for locum jobs in Southern NSW often ask: can I bring my family and make it a lifestyle adventure? The answer is yes. The South Coast is made for road trips, and Southern NSW Local Health District offers not only rewarding locum doctor opportunities but also some of the most memorable experiences in Australia. With crisp mornings, perfect spring temperatures, and a string of family-friendly towns along the Eurobodalla coastline, this is the kind of placement that balances professional growth with a true holiday vibe. Why Locum Here? Southern NSW is ideal for doctors who want the complete experience: excellent hospital support, career-building opportunities, and a region full of adventure. For families, it offers beaches, bushland, culture, and cuisine all in one trip. Whether you’re into mountain biking, kayaking, wildlife, or fine food, you’ll find it here.

We’re excited to announce that Dr Sheraiz is the lucky winner of the Blugibbon Spin the Wheel $5,000 travel voucher! ✈️🌍 At Blugibbon, we’re all about creating memorable experiences and celebrating the incredible doctors who choose to locum with us. Our Spin the Wheel prize is one of the ways we like to give back, helping our mates turn hard work into unforgettable adventures. Dr Sheraiz now has $5,000 worth of travel to put towards his next journey, whether that’s exploring new corners of the world, reuniting with family, or planning the holiday of a lifetime. Stories from Past Winners… Since June 2024 $25,000 of gift vouchers have been awarded to our great doctors who referred great doctors! Some of our Spin the Wheel winners have shared some amazing stories about how the voucher made their travels possible: 💬 Dr Daisy - $5,000 December 2024

Life as a Doctor Aboard the DLV2000 – by Dr. Mark When most people picture a locum medical job, they think dusty country hospitals or tropical island clinics. But for Dr. Mark, locuming has meant something entirely different this time... working 600km north of Broome on a giant floating construction site in the Timor Sea. Enter the DLV2000: part ship, part building site, part offshore medical outpost. It's a beast of a vessel, 182 metres long, 39 metres wide, with its own helideck, heavy-lift cranes, industrial workers in hi-vis, and one solo doctor on board for 28 days at a time. That doctor just happens to be Mark. From emergency med training to inspecting the ship’s galley with the captain (yes, really), Mark gives us a candid look into what life’s really like offshore. The routine, the downtime, the food (spoiler: it’s very good), and the kind of clinical presentations you’ll see when you’re hundreds of kilometres from land with nothing but ocean around you. Curious what it takes to be a ship’s doctor? Wondering if it’s worth the pay and adventure? Or just want to see what “remote medicine” truly means? Mark’s got you covered. Let’s dive in...

You don’t need to jet off to Japan or Europe to experience world-class skiing. Australia’s Snowy Mountains offer fresh powder, epic scenery... and for locum doctors, the chance to combine flexible work with a winter getaway. At Blugibbon, we’ve placed hundreds of doctors in the Southern Highlands and ACT region. With great access to Perisher and Thredbo via Canberra, many of our locums are discovering a whole new way to work, earn, and explore. If you’re considering a stint in emergency medicine, rural GP or general locum work this winter, here’s your insider’s guide, local tips included. Base Yourself in Canberra, Escape to the Slopes Canberra is fast becoming a favourite among doctors who want the best of both worlds, an easy-to-navigate capital city with high-quality hospital placements, and a straight-shot route into the mountains for your days off.  From Canberra, you’re just a 2–2.5 hour drive to the Snowy Mountains region, including: Perisher – Australia’s largest ski resort Thredbo – For longer runs and lively après Crackenback – A charming mountain village that’s a great base if you want to explore both

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