Congratulations to Go Locum for graduating the Northern Territory’s Business Innovation Program (BIP).
Go Locum is one of the standout participants of the StartNT Program at the Darwin Innovation Hub. They have built a medical staffing platform connecting doctors with temporary roles in regional and remote areas. Founded by Dr Joshua Case and Phoebe Bardsley in 2022, the platform uses AI-driven technology to simplify recruitment, automating credentialing and matching healthcare professionals to roles.
The DIH advised Go Locum during their BIP journey. With support from BIP and StartNT, Go Locum developed and commercialised their innovation, graduating from BIP this month. Their success also led to Go Locum securing $350,000 in seed funding from the Paspalis Innovation Investment Fund. Read Start-Up Daily’s story on the company here…
About The Business Innovation Program (BIP)
The BIP supports NT businesses in developing and commercialising innovative products, processes, or services, driving economic growth and job creation. Participants can get up to $30,000 funding and help from an advisor to progress and commercialise their concept.
If you’re interested in participating in BIP, reach out to the DIH to learn more.
