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    Wanting to work in Singapore

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    Hello

    I qualified in the Uk as a physiotherapist in June 2009. Due to job situation in the Uk I am currently working as a Physiotherapy assistant.

    I am heading to Singapore in May with a working holiday visa, with the view of trying to get temporary work or even permanent work as a physiotherapist. Can anybody point me in the right direction on how I can do this.

    Any help with this matter will be gratefully appreciated.

    Thankyou

    Terry

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    Re: Wanting to work in Singapore

    You might start by looking at this thread: pt-careers-available-singapore

    Also search the forum on the word singapore as that has other threads that might be relevant. Posting in them might get assistance from others who have previously posted in them as well.

    This is a link to a bunch of Aussies working there: http://www.intouchphysio.com/

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    Re: Wanting to work in Singapore

    Thanks for the information.

    Can you please give me a heads up on what this Aussie link is about, is this company looking for Uk trained physios?

    Terry


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    Re: Wanting to work in Singapore

    Advertise your physiotherapy job on Physiobob's Job
    It's a physio practice in Singapore I think. BTW there's a new job going in Singapore on the PhysioBob's Jobs website: See it here

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