Job Title: Physiotherapist - Suitable for New graduates or Experienced Physiotherapists
Relocation Assist - Maclean/Yamba, NSW
Salary: 80000 - 110000 CPD Relocation
Location: Maclean/Yamba NSW
Roles &
Responsibilities
Physiotherapist
? This role provides a fantastic opportunity to be exposed to a vast variety of patient conditions and patient streams.
? This is a challenging and varied position, which will optimise your current experience and allow you to expand your knowledge. Including the facilitation of classes including hydrotherapy, pilates, balance, yoga and fitness.
? This role provides opportunities for professional development, being mentored and networking with other allied health professionals.
? This role offers the opportunity to work within a supportive & positive team across two clinic locations.
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Current Graduate
Program available and working with other very experienced Physiotherapists in an idyllic coastal location.
Benefits
? A generous base salary Superannuation
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Relocation
Assistance provided
? Dynamic, positive work environment in a supportive, passionate, committed and professional company.
? Support includes - weekly case review with the Practice Principal, Monthly Profession Specific training, Quarterly ½ day team inservices as well as Annual professional development fund and ongoing opportunities for professional development.
? New Graduates additionally receive 1 hour weekly training sessions for 12 months with a senior clinician, covering musculoskeletal conditions and management.
Essential Criteria
? Recognised qualification as an Physiotherapist and certification with Ahrpa
? Ability to work independently and as part of a team
? Current driver’s license, and own car.
? New graduates are welcome to apply
? Please contact Andrea Miltiadou Apply Now
📌 Physiotherapist - Suitable for New graduates or Experienced Physiotherapists (Yamba)
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