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Locum Podiatrist required in Coastal Victorian Hospital

Discussion in 'Employment in Australia' started by b.polsen, Jun 21, 2011.

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Locum Podiatrist required in Coastal Victorian Hospital

My client is a hospital on the Coast of Victoria not far from some fantastic tourist attractions.

They are currently looking for a podiatrist to work minimum a month potentially 4 months.

Podiatrist must be able to work unsupervised so any podiatrist with at least 1 years experience is more than welcome to apply.

Foot Health conditions they treat are:
•Corns/callouses
•Heel pain, heel spur
•Ingrown toenails, and other nail disorders
•Infections: tinea, fungal nails, plantar warts/papilloma
•Diabetic foot assessment
•Children developmental disorders include in-toeing problems, knee pain and abnormal knee position (knock knee), flat feet, digital deformities (curly toes), clubfoot.
•Flat feet
•Foot sports injuries
•Foot odours
•Ulcers/wounds in the foot

You'll be working out of a mult discipline team in an Allied Health Centre with weekly visits to Regional District Health Services and a monthly visit to a Residential Aged Care Centres.

Pay is determined by experience.

Contact Brett on 02 9112 2000 or Brett.p@medipeople.com.au

b.polsen, Jun 21, 2011

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