Find freedom without compromise with an emergency medicine job.
Define your own rules.
As an Emergency Medicine specialist, you can be certain that your attention is always needed somewhere.
The fast-paced world of emergency medicine is demanding, highly varied and rewarding.
This is why Omega Medical partners with you to create balanced careers, structured around your wellbeing, lifestyle and career goals. We put your needs first so that you can reach your full potential.
At Omega Medical, we believe that an adventurous lifestyle does not hinder career progression. You can work as much or as little as you like, telling us when you're available and we'll match you with great opportunities in amazing locations across Australia.
High success rate
Omega Medical has been in the medical recruitment business for years. Over time, we have helped thousands of anaesthetists build amazing careers from the ground up.
Challenging, yet rewarding opportunities
Omega Medical can help structure your career in positively challenging environments that encourage swift thinking, plenty of learning and development alongside a host of enticing benefits.
Personalised Career Support
Our Candidate Care team is always available to you if you feel stuck at any point in your career. Omega Medical provides complete support to anaesthetists throughout their careers.
How we help.
Whether you're after a permanent, part-time or casual role, we can connect you with the perfect role in the perfect location.
At Omega Medical, we have an expert recruitment team who are specialists in their field, dedicated to helping your find a rewarding career in Emergency Medicine.
Omega Medical consultants recruit for a variety of Emergency Medicine jobs such as:
- Emergency Medicine Consultant (FACEM)
- Emergency Medicine Registrar
- Senior Medical Officer
- Resident Medical Officers [RMO]
- Career Medical Officers [CMO]
- Principal House Officer [PHO]
- Emergency Medicine Trainee
- Director of Emergency Medicine
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Allied Health FAQs
Here are answers to some common questions.
What subspecialties do you recruit allied health workers for?
Allied health in itself is a broad term, so our allied health jobs focus on:
- Physiotherapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Podiatry
- Speech Pathology
- Dietetics & Nutrition
- Psychology
- Health Education
- Exercise Physiology
How much do allied health assistants earn?
A full-time allied health worker in Australia can earn between $80,000 and $115,00 per annum [depending on their experience level]. A locum allied health assistant on the other hand, is expected to make $1200- $1500 daily.
What qualifications do I need to become an allied health worker in Australia?
To practise Allied health in Australia, you must be recognised by the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme [NRAS], or have a Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance.
For roles in Speech Pathology you will need to be SPA registered, whilst for roles in Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Psychology you will need to be AHPRA registered.
For roles in Exercise Physiology you need to be ESSA registered.
