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Podiatry Employment Ireland

Discussion in 'Podiatry Employment' started by Louise Wilson, Aug 31, 2010.

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Louise Wilson Member

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Hi all,

I am a Community specialist Podiatrsit working within NHS Lanarkshire and have been doing so since 2004 when I graduated with a Bsc(hons)Podiatry and Pgc Podopaediatrics.

My partner is from Ardee, Co Louth and I am looking to move over and work over there. I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of what wages to expect. I'm aware most work is on a private, fee sharing basis, but before I can give up my current post I need to know if I can support myself financially over there as I know the cost of living is rather high.

Any advice at all would be much appreciated

Thankyou
Louise

Louise Wilson, Aug 31, 2010

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