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Urgent Care Resident Medical Officer doctors we've placed across New South Wales — from first locum shift to permanent post.
“Efficient, friendly and take the time to understand needs. Have enjoyed the relationship working with everyone.”
“Easy process, felt well taken care of with a personal contact person. Great communication and flexibility. ”
“The team at Medrecruit made me feel like they genuinely cared about my satisfaction and wellbeing. I was contacted regularly to ensure I was happy with my placements!”
“Efficient, friendly and take the time to understand needs. Have enjoyed the relationship working with everyone.”
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Common questions from doctors searching for Resident Medical Officer Urgent Care roles in New South Wales.
New South Wales is currently experiencing various restrictions, which are dependant on your vaccination status.
You can enter New South Wales from interstate provided you have not been to an area of concern within a specified time. Areas of concern are posted on NSW Government border restrictions page. Some states have closed their borders to parts of NSW, please check with each state before entering if you have been in Sydney or NSW recently. You will need to check-in at hospitality and retail venues throughout the state.
If you enter NSW by air or rail, you’ll need to fill out a traveller self-declaration form. People who work or travel within NSW-Victoria border communities don’t need to complete a traveller self-declaration form.
If you are working with remote Aboriginal communities, additional guidelines will be in place. Some businesses will require you to sign in; the easiest way to do this is by using the Service NSW mobile app.
