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Pod wanted in Brisbane North

Discussion in 'Employment in Australia' started by WalkWithoutPain, Feb 20, 2014.

< Podiatry Job in Brisbane - Biomechanics Clinic | Full-Time Podiatrist wanted in NW Tasmania >

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We are looing for a new pod to join our team of seven existing podiatrists across four Brisbane locations. We will take a minimum of two days per week - would find four days ideal - and can offer full time. Three of our clinics are multi-room venues, so you will work with experienced podiatric colleagues most days with some interdisciplinary mingling as well. Remuneration is by base wage of $70k (full time equivalent) plus a bonus paid quarterly. The mean package across our crew is around $100K with the bonus being performance based. We don't do nursing homes. We do general treatments. We have a fairly unique orthotic protocol that works really well for us. The new pod would spend time each week using the Pinpointe laser for nail fungus. Profitable but a bit tedious..... Pls send expressions of interest to info@walkwithoutpan.com.au

WalkWithoutPain, Feb 20, 2014

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