Locum work in Australia - Your Top 7 Questions Answered
Wavelength Recruitment consultant and Psychiatry Locum Specialist Camilla Mutton provides her answers to our top 7 most frequently asked locum questions.
The life of an ENT Surgeon
We talk with Dr Bridget Clancy, ENT Surgeon, about a new opportunity to work with her in Warrnambool. For an ENT Surgeon or Specialist considering an exciting and rewarding career change, life just doesn’t get much better than this practice in Victoria.
457 Visa Update For Doctors
Wavelength's in-house Regulatory and Migration team clarifies changes to Australia’s 457 Sponsorship Visa in March 2018.
Locum Jobs Australia
We recently caught up with Dr Eleanor Moulden, our ‘Summertime Locum’ Apple iPhone competition winner, to talk about locum work and her insights into just how rewarding a locum experience can be.
GP Careers in Australia
Wavelength has been assisting GPs with their careers in Australia for nearly 20 years. Read about Dr Ounnas's new life in Australia as a GP.
Working with Medical Recruitment specialists
Our Medical Recruitment expert Emma Gordon shares her insights – what you can expect when working with Wavelength, the benefits of being an exclusive Wavelength Doctor and just why all that paperwork is so important.
Making a Difference With Love Mercy
Over the holidays, in lieu of gifts to our candidates and clients, we donated an amount to the Love Mercy Foundation that enabled the complete operation of their Kristina Health Centre in Uganda for a month. Read below for an example of how our donation made an impact.
Current challenges in medical recruitment
As one of the pioneers of Medical Recruitment in Australia, we were recently asked by The Global Recruiter about the current challenges and trends when recruiting doctors in the medical sector. Read the full blog for our insights on 3 main challenges in medical recruitment…
Suicide rates are dropping - unless you’re a junior doctor
The recent spate of junior doctor suicides in Australia has made world headlines. Shocking in their own right as stories of human tragedy, they also strike a particular chord for those of us who have had to endure gruelling medical internships.
From little things, big things grow
The Love Mercy Foundation was born with their simple mission to help rebuild communities disrupted by the civil war by empowering women through access to education, health care, and income generation programmes.
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About the Author
About the author
Dr John Bethell graduated from Aberdeen Medical School in 1990 and worked as a doctor in both the UK and Australia, launching Wavelength with co-founder Claire Ponsford in 1999. As a pioneer and market leader of medical recruitment in Australia Dr Bethell has seen the industry grow and mature. After two decades of helping doctors find work and healthcare employers find doctors, he sees the medical workforce world from a unique perspective.