Intensivists trained in UK, USA, Ireland & Canada
- Title:Intensivists trained in UK, USA, Ireland & Canada
- Industry: Health Care / Medical - Health
- Occupation(s): Intensive Care, Medical Practitioner
- Salary: $150,000 - $200,000
- Location: Multiple locations, Queensland
- Date listed:
- Apply before: (closed)
- Reference no: ICLT01
As an intensivist trained in the UK, Ireland, USA & Canada, you may be eligible for college recognition, pending college assessment.
There are nearly endless opportunities for skilled intensivists to take on a new role in hospitals across Australia. Work is available part time, or full time, in and around cities,and regional/rural areas.
Referral Reward: Refer an intensivist and receive a $4000 reward
For or more information about finding the right emergency position, call Shaun Hughston on 24/7 Freecall 1800 633 505 (Int’l +61 2 8014 0175), or email shaun@beatmedical.com. Visit http://beatmedical.com/intensive-care-doctor/jobs.htm for more positions.
Candidates must hold, or be eligible for fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Intensive Care, and medical registration in Australia.
Intensivists trained in UK, Ireland, USA & Canada are eligible.
Beat Medical is a medical recruitment and locum agency, specialising in General Practice, Emergency, Anaesthetics, and Intensive care jobs for doctors around Australia.
Applications for this job have now closed.
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Beat Medical are a specialist medical recruitment agency with a focus on connecting doctors with employers for emergency, general practice, intensive care and anaesthetics positions. By working with a medical recruitment agency, you will have access to the ‘hidden’ employment market – specialist doctor jobs that are not advertised publicly.
Medical specialists and GPs qualified in the UK, USA, Canada, or Ireland, may be eligible for full recognition as a fellow. Graduates from other systems may be eligible for partial recognition.
Whichever category you fall into, it is crucial to have professional support from someone who knows and understands the accreditation system for specialist doctors in Australia.
