extracting a promise from you to pay back part of your salary once a position has been confirmed. The person making the offer may claim to know someone … Read more…
extracting a promise from you to pay back part of your salary once a position has been confirmed. The person making the offer may claim to know someone … Read more…
Other differences between a psychologist and a psychiatrist include: Psychiatrists are often more interested in biology and neurochemistry and will typically rule out an underlying medical problem before making … Read more…
As a consequence, medical recruitment agencies often have access to more opportunity including unadvertised positions or positions you may have overlooked due to the organisation advertising on a platform you … Read more…
GP practice accreditation is voluntary, however the majority of practices in Australia – around 80% –undergo accreditation because of the benefits it provides both to the practice and to its … Read more…
Private and public hospitals can be diverse in size, however public hospitals tend to be larger than private hospitals and offer a wider range of services. Doctors working in a … Read more…
While patients are unfortunately sometimes kept waiting, it is usually because doctors are busy seeing other patients, discussing patients with other professionals, chasing up results, reviewing x-rays, or writing notes … Read more…
Working in a hospital usually means you will be paid for all the hours you put in, including overtime whereas working in a medical practice can mean occasionally doing unpaid … Read more…
Some of the advantages of buying a medical practice that is already established include: Experienced staff who know the patients. Save time on planning. Such practices will also have equipment … Read more…
What are the Different Practice Incentives Programs? The difference practice incentives programs are: Asthma Incentive – aims to encourage GPs to more effectively manage the clinical care of patients … Read more…
The figures equate to bulk billing rates for GP non-referred attendances of 85.1% and refers to the 145 million services provided to 20.9 million patients. The all-time high of … Read more…