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Podiatrist Required In Aberdeen

Discussion in 'Employment in the United Kingdom' started by Emily McBain, Jan 9, 2014.

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< Podiatry Assistant seeking role | Podiatrist required - Dundee - Scotland >

Emily McBain Welcome New Poster

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OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE IN ABERDEEN

We are looking for an individual with a passion for Podiatry and an outgoing personality to work in our busy modern city centre private practice.

We require a highly motivated, well presented Podiatrist with good knowledge and good clinical skills in Podiatry to work alongside our dynamic team while continuing to provide our clients with the high standard of treatment and care they already receive.

The successful canidate must be able to work independently and as part of our team. We would support new associates by offering a training period to improve their skills and on-going CPD. We would be delighted to consider recent graduates who show willingness and potential.

The successful candidate should be fully qualified, HCPC registered and be a member of the SOCAP.

A full valid UK driving licence would be preferred.

Please email your CV along with 2 nominated referees FAO Emily McBain at
ej34@btinternet.com

Last edited: Jan 9, 2014

Emily McBain, Jan 9, 2014

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