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The Art of the Disappear: Why Ghosting your Recruiter is a No-No

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Ghosting Recruiters: A How-To Guide (Just Kidding, Don’t Do It!) Ghosting might be trendy in dating apps, but it’s a major faux pas when job-seeking. It’s tempting to vanish when you find another job or change your mind about an ongoing interview process. But, it’s universally annoying, not just for your Recruiter, but also for…

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Exercise Physiologist, News, Physiotherapist, Psychologist

How to resign from your Allied Health position like a pro

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  Whether you love or loathe your Allied Health job, resigning can be hard! That initial conversation is almost always awkward, and the lead-up can be agonising. Luckily, there are steps you can take to prepare for your resignation to make it slightly less painful (and also serve as a distraction!). Here’s a few: Sign…

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Exercise Physiologist, News, Physiotherapist, Psychologist

Hate your new job? Advice for what Allied Health workers can do next from an experienced recruiter

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So, you’ve resigned from your job, started your brand new role and … you hate it. Awkward. You wish you had your old job back. Even more awkward. Or is it? Here at Medijobs Australia, we are A NO SHAME ZONE. We want Allied Health Professionals across Australia to stop letting their feelings of shame…

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Graduates, News, Occupational Therapist, Other, Physiotherapist, Social Worker, Speech Pathologist

How to start working as an Allied Health Assistant (AHA) in Australia

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What is an AHA? Allied Health Assistants (AHAs) work under the supervision and delegation of an Allied Health professional to assist with therapeutic and program-related activities. AHAs assist professions such as: Physiotherapists | Social workers | Occupational therapists | Speech pathologists. They play a vital role in providing high quality and safe Allied Health services…

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Exercise Physiologist, News, Physiotherapist

Job-seekers: Yes, you CAN change your mind on a job offer you turned down

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Picture this: you’re unhappy at your current place of work. You enlist the help of a reputable recruitment agency with stellar reviews to help you find a new job. It goes well – you receive multiple offers! But when you go to tell your current employer that you intend to resign, they hit you up…

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