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Seeking podiatry employment in nelson area

Discussion in 'Employment in New Zealand' started by Simon Cavanagh, Mar 15, 2013.

< Not just a job - a career move! Full time, Dunedin | Uk graduate currently in new Zealand seeking work >

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I am looking to re-locate to the Nelson area in the near future and am seeking full or part-time employment.
I have 24 years of experience with a special interest in diabetes, wound care & surgery.
I worked for 14 years in a busy multi-disciplinary Diabetic Foot Clinic in a major teaching hospital.
I am currently working in South Australia where I manage a team of podiatrist's working mainly in the Aged Care sector. I also have my own clinical case load.
I am hard working, enthusiastic and highly motivated with a good work ethic and lots of knowledge and experience.

Simon Cavanagh, Mar 15, 2013

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