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Emergency Medicine (ED) SMO/MOSS doctors we've placed across South Australia — from first locum shift to permanent post.
“Easy process, felt well taken care of with personal contact person, great communication and flexibility.”
“I was as passionate about medicine as anyone could be. But the journey through medicine can be gruelling and it's long. It's very, very long. ”
“Efficient, friendly and take the time to understand needs. Have enjoyed the relationship working with everyone.”
“Easy process, felt well taken care of with personal contact person, great communication and flexibility.”
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Common questions from doctors searching for SMO/MOSS Emergency Medicine (ED) roles in South Australia.
South Australia is currently experiencing Level 1 restrictions with some additional restrictions, which includes seated food and beverage consumption only, caps on the number of people allowed at events/activities, and masks wearing in high-risk settings.
Travellers entering South Australia from other states are no longer required to complete an EntryCheck SA application. International travellers into any Australian state will need to have completed a course of a Covid-19 vaccine, undertake a PCR test 72 hours before boarding your plane and within 24 hours of arrival, and quarantine until a negative test is received.
When working and travelling within SA, you should use the mySA GOV contact tracing app. You'll need to download the app before arriving in SA. When on an airplane or in any airport in South Australia, you must wear a face mask covering your nose and mouth.
