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Work for Yourself

How would you like to work for yourself with no start-up costs, full support, and minimal risk? MediRecruit is partnered with a national healthcare provider with multidisciplinary health clinics across Australia and they are looking for talented allied health professionals to provide in-house clinical services!

Own your own business with no start up costs

Step into an established, busy clinic with complete business and admin support with a 24/7 customer service, appointment booking, marketing, quality assurance, and accounts team. Enjoy working independently as a clinician, setting your own business hours/ days, and choosing your clinical caseload and billings. You will be fully supported with in-house referrals as well as optional Injury Management and Prevention casework. All consumable costs are covered, including strategic marketing and business development support.

What's on offer for you?

  • Remuneration based on % of billable hours commitment
  • Flexible hours and work arrangements - choose your own schedule
  • Career development support - coaching, mentoring and business development
  • All tools of trade provided - full room set up with clinical support
  • No rent, start up or fit out costs
  • Website and social media set up and marketing team
  • Thorough induction, onboarding and quality assurance
  • Ongoing referral stream
  • Online booking and note recording software

If you’d like to learn more about this unique business opportunity, contact us today – info@medirecruit.com

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