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AMP Recruitment, Health Education & Training

Phone: 1300 666 420

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23.01.2022 Australian Medical Placements is looking for a Recruitment Consultant to work with the existing medical recruitment team. The primary objective of the role is to source, ascertain the suitability and standard required for Doctors to be employed within the AMP framework, then match the doctor with either existing or newly sourced clients. You will work across a role that will see you recruiting Doctors and matching them with clients, liaising with the events, training and educ...ation team to enhance their experience with AMP and innovative business development to grow future business. This is a full time role with part time job share considered. For more info about the role https://lnkd.in/gxN67sf

22.01.2022 Have you invited your family & friends to join us for the HELP Awards Night on the 28th of January?

21.01.2022 We are looking forward to the HELP Awards Night!

18.01.2022 First access to CALHN vacancies! As an AMP registered doctor, you’ll have first access to vacancies and opportunities throughout CALHN that are not available through other agencies. This not only increases the number of opportunities available to you, but also the variety of different positions to advance your career.... We’re currently looking for RMO’s, Registrars, consultants and GP’s Locations will be across all Central Adelaide Local Health Network. All wards and Emergency departments included. Days, weeks, months and permanent work available. Register your interest today by contacting us on 8333 5666 or email: [email protected] to register and find out more information.

01.01.2022 Join Dr Cate Howell OAM, GP, Therapist, Coach and Author of "The Changing Man A mental health guide" & Dr Michele Murphy, Clinical Psychologist in this highly interactive workshop. Increase knowledge and skill in relation to assessing and managing men's mental health issues, barriers to care, current treatment approaches (including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy) and relevant community supports and resources will be addressed. More info & register https://www.ivvy.com.au/event/MensHFeb21/