Share your experiences
Are you interested in taking part in this study? See below for information about who we want to speak to, and what is involved.
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Overseas-trained health workers with experience of living in Australia (or thinking about it)
If you completed some or all of your healthcare training overseas and live in Australia, have previously lived in Australia or have plans to move to Australia, we would like to speak to you.
We are interested in what your experiences have been, how you have made decisions about work and travel, and how care and relationships affect your experiences and aspirations in relation to your career and migration.
Click the button below to find out more and sign up for an interview.
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Australian-trained health workers with overseas experience (or thinking about it)
If you are an Australian-trained healthcare worker with experience of living and working overseas (or you have plans to do so), we would like to speak to you.
We are interested in what your experiences have been, how you have made decisions about work and travel, and how care and relationships affect your experiences and aspirations about working overseas.
Click the button below to find out more and sign up for an interview.
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Family, friends and colleagues of migrant and mobile health workers
Because we are interested in how care and relationships affect health workers’ experiences and aspirations, we also want to talk to the families, friends and colleagues of health workers who have migrated or worked overseas.
We want to know what is important to you, how decisions are made, what it is like to migrate with a health worker (or not), and other issues around care and relationships.
Click the button below to find out more and sign up for an interview.
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Healthcare students
We will be talking to healthcare students (domestic and international) about their experiences and aspirations around migration, work and care.
Because we are interested in how care and relationships affect people’s experiences and aspirations, we would also like to talk to the families, friends and colleagues of healthcare students.
Check back soon for more details about how you can take part.
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Professional perspectives on health worker migration
We would like to interview people working in a paid or voluntary role in the area of health, migration, and/or workplace issues to hear professional perspectives on healthcare worker migration. We may also discuss findings from our interviews with healthcare workers and their families, friends and colleagues, and talk about how best to attract, retain and support health workers, their families and the broader community.
Click the button below to find out more and sign up for an interview.