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Podiatrist Wanted in Melbourne Australia - Sponsorship Available

Discussion in 'Employment in New Zealand' started by Feet First Podiatry AC, Feb 21, 2024.

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Feet First Podiatry Centre is a well established practice located in the Bayside suburb of Beaumaris.
Currently we are seeking applications for a full time or part time Podiatrist to join our team.

We are looking to possibly sponsor an international podiatrist who is looking to move to Melbourne Australia.

The role offers a variety of caseloads with exposure to all aspects of Podiatric care.
Our connection with local schools and sporting clubs ensures a flow of sports and biomechanical cases. A dedicated video gait analysis and scanner is complemented by a terrific working relationship with our laboratory.
Our practice has a dolorclast shockwave and swift microwave units on site. Full training will in these modalities will be offered if needed.
Ingrown nail surgery is a part of this role and a good general practitioner referral base ensures a flow of these cases.
Diabetes and general foot care comprises the caseloads and this includes playing an important role as part of chronic disease management plans.
The successful person must be a strong patient communicator with a commitment to providing comprehensive treatment and a real passion towards our profession.
An experienced support staff is present including reception and Podiatry.
Confidential applications or enquires can be sent on email to angus@feetfirst.net.au

Feet First Podiatry AC, Feb 21, 2024

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