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Permanent podiatrist in Ballarat required.

Discussion in 'Employment in Australia' started by b.polsen, Jun 28, 2011.

< 3 month locum in Rural SA Health Service | Position Available Canberra >

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Permanent podiatrist in Ballarat required

Ballarat is a city in the state of Victoria, Australia, approximately 105 kilometres north-west of the state capital Melbourne situated on the lower plains of the Great Dividing Range and the Yarrowee River catchment. It is the largest inland centre and third most populous city in the state and the fifth most populated inland city in Australia. The estimated urban area population is 96,000.

My client provides individual specialist treatment to all clients for all their foot health issues. They deliver services to clients of all ages for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of foot and lower limb complaints. As well they offer specialist paediatric and sports podiatry advice.

The caseload:-
•Corns and calluses
•Foot care for high-risk clients
•Nail surgery
•Chronic knee problem pain/complaints
•Sports podiatry
•Footwear advice
•Orthotics at a very competitive price
•Specific paediatric podiatry advice and treatment
•Diabetes education and support
•Volunteer transport service for eligible clients
•Home visits for housebound clients

Overseas and local podiatrist welcomne to apply.

contact Brett Polsen on brett.polsen@medipeople.com.au or call 02 9112 2000

b.polsen, Jun 28, 2011

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