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Psychiatry Clinical Director doctors we've placed across Western Australia — from first locum shift to permanent post.
“Highly professional, responsive, supportive, knowledgeable.”
“Most engaging and personalised locum service and with the widest variety of job offers.”
“Really caring. They try to find you a placement that matches, give options for accommodation, and always pay on time. They even call on your first day of work to see if everything is ok. Three years now I have had the same contact person. Honestly, it's been lovely.”
“Highly professional, responsive, supportive, knowledgeable.”
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Common questions from doctors searching for Clinical Director Psychiatry roles in Western Australia.
Western Australia has interstate border controls in place. If you need to travel, you’ll have to apply for a G2G pass.
You’ll need to quarantine at your own expense when entering Western Australia if you’ve travelled from or through areas considered ‘low risk’, or higher.
Downloading (and using) the G2G Now mobile application is another requirement – this enables you to complete virtual quarantine checks.
When travelling or visiting workplaces and businesses within WA, you’ll need to use the SafeWA app or sign in ‘manually’ using the register provided.
If you’re a doctor in Western Australia, consider staying put and helping a community local to you. You can travel to most regions within the state, with the exception of some remote Aboriginal communities.
