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Podiatrist required on a permanent basis for coastal SA

Discussion in 'Employment in Australia' started by David Hunter, Feb 14, 2011.

< Newcastle -Part Time Position | Permanent Podiatrist for Tasmania >

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Podiatrist required on a permanent basis for coastal SA

This position is for a private practice based near the Lime stone coast in South Australia. The practice is looking for a full time Podiatrist to work on a permanent basis. The practice covers all aspects of podiatry.
The successful applicant would be expected to have an sound grasp of lower limb biomechanics. They are offering an attractive salary package relative to the applicants skills and experience.
New Graduate $55,000 - $60,000.00 per annum. Annual allowance for Continuing Education provided. The Administration team provides excellent support with a total of four Receptionists and a designated Practice Manager. Regular Internal development by way of Team building/information sharing days. They are committed to providing complete foot care using the most up to date technology and expertise. Both clinics have recently installed The Orthema Cad Cam Milling systems and now offer in house orthotics manufacture of the highest quality combined with a fast turn around time.
For further information and to express your interest please contact David Hunter at Medacs Healthcare on david@medacs.com.au

David Hunter, Feb 14, 2011

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