APPLICATIONS FOR DERMATOLOGY TRAINING POSITIONS.

APPLICATIONS FOR DERMATOLOGY TRAINING POSITIONS IN 2009Applications for dermatology training positions in 2009 are now closed.The closing date to apply for 2009 positions was 31 March 2008. Applications for 2010 positions will open in February 2009.To access information regarding the application process, please click the MORE button below.  
DERMATOLOGIST REQUIRED IN BUNDABERG, QUEENSLANDHAVE THE CAREER AND THE LIFESTYLEA full-time position is currently available for a Dermatologist to work at the Friendlies Society Private Hospital.  This position is located in Bundaberg, Queensland.A highly competitive remuneration package is on offer together with generous benefits and salary packaging options.(If an Australian dermatologist cannot be found to practise in Bundaberg, an Area of Need position will be established)For Further Information:Contact Ann Johnson on ph: (07) 4153 0748
Or visit us online at www.fsh.org.au[Date of initial advert: August 2008]
OPPORTUNITY FOR A DERMATOLOGIST TO JOIN AN EXISTING
PRIVATE PRACTICE IN ALBURY-WODONGA, NSW
Our one and only dermatologist in Albury-Wodonga is looking to expand his solo practice and is interested in talking to any dermatologists that may be interested.Currently the practice services a catchment area of over 300,000 extending from north east Victoria to the south east District of New South Wales.Albury-Wodonga Private Hospital (a member of Ramsay Health Care) offers assistance with relocation, practice set-up and promotion of your practice to local GPs and other specialists.INTERESTED?
Please contact A/Prof. (UNE) Stuart Schneider, CEO, Albury-Wodonga Private Hospital on 0419 323 483 or email: schneiders@ramsayhealth.com.au(If a College Fellow cannot be found to practise in Albury-Wodonga in the near future, it is proposed that an Area of Need position be established)[Date of initial advert: May 2008]
DERMATOLOGIST REQUIRED IN DARWIN, NORTHERN TERRITORYOpportunity is available for a specialist dermatologist to set up practice in Darwin, Northern Territory.There is currently not a full-time dermatology service in Darwin and visiting services are not sufficient to handle the patient load.  The proposed service would ideally include outreach clinics in Alice Springs, Katherine and Nhulunbuy.Servicing a population of approx. 200,000, Darwin is a modern city, and is one of Australia’s fastest growing residential centres.If you are interested in practising full-time in Darwin, please contact Ms Carolyn Adams, ph: (08) 8922 8127 or Ms Ros Wagstaff at the College office ph: (02) 8765 0242.If a College Fellow cannot be found to practise in Darwin in the near future, it is proposed that an Area of Need position be established, which will then be advertised nationally and overseas.[Date of initial advert: December 2007]
DERMATOLOGIST REQUIRED IN CAIRNS, QUEENSLANDThere is currently a lack of adequate dermatology services in Cairns, Queensland.  There is one half-time dermatologist, Dr Leith Banney, servicing a population of more than 215,000.If you are interested in practising full-time in Cairns, please contact Dr Leith Banney, ph: (07) 4050 6669 or Ros Wagstaff at the College office ph: 1300 361 821.If a College Fellow cannot be found to practise in Cairns in the near future, it is proposed that an Area of Need position be established, which will then be advertised nationally and overseas. [Date of initial advert: July 2007] 
A dermatologist is a qualified medical specialist who, through additional training, has obtained postgraduate qualifications to specialise in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of skin disease and skin cancers.One person in ten who consults a general practitioner will do so because of a skin complaint. The GP may decide to seek confirmation of a diagnosis or assistance with therapy. This is when the patient is referred to a dermatologist.Dermatologists treat patients of all ages, from babies and children to adolescents and adults. Although diseases of the skin are many and varied, Australian dermatologists spend much of their time treating diseases caused by exposure to the sun. These include skin cancers such as basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma
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