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PHARMACY JOBS IN AUSTRALIA
IMR LocumBank has forged a reputation built on success and the ability to provide pharmacists access to hard-to-find permanent pharmacy jobs in Australia.
As a trusted name with over 20 years of recruitment experience, we assist pharmacists both locally and internationally by providing exclusive opportunities to connect with sought-after permanent pharmacist roles.
We understand that searching for the right job in the right location is time-consuming. So too is compiling the required paperwork and navigating potentially confusing regulatory requirements and potential visa constraints.
With IMR LocumBank, you will work with your own personal Pharmacy Recruitment Specialist who will be an expert in the field, with an extensive network of contacts to find the right job and then secure it for you.
We provide dedicated assistance with all regulatory requirements including job-specific paperwork, verification of credentials, registration requirements, immigration and relocation.
All overseas-trained pharmacists (with the exception of New Zealand) are required to have their qualifications assessed by the Australian Pharmacy Council (APC).
If you are an overseas-trained pharmacist, you can find out more about working in Australia by reaching out to one of our recruitment specialists for a personalised discussion.
You may also want to visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for more information, or contact us and a consultant will be in touch as soon as possible.
If you would like to make the move and this sounds like the perfect opportunity for you, register your interest here and one of our Recruitment Specialists will be in touch!
TESTIMONIALS
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There are a number of ways to search for an appropriate role. We recommend building a strong relationship with an experienced medical recruitment agency, such as IMR LocumBank, where you have access to the best opportunities to suit your specific requirements, as well as one-on-one support for any required regulatory processes.
How do I find a job in Australia or New Zealand?,
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The duration of the process can vary greatly dependent on a number of things including your specialty, seniority and current location. If you are in International Medical Graduate, you should be prepared to allow a number of months, taking into account job sourcing, interviews and relocation process.
How long does the recruitment process take?,
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If an application is successful, employers will usually proceed first with a telephone interview, after which they may be in a position to offer you employment.Once you have accepted a job offer, you will need to complete regulatory processes that can include applications for primary source verification, specialty medical college assessment, registration/licensing, and an appropriate work visa. These processes can be quite time consuming, and are far easier to navigate when using an experienced recruitment agency.
How does the recruitment process work?,
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Some agencies will charge you for various services, and this is something you should certainly be wary of prior to signing up. IMR LocumBank’s services are free of charge and we pride ourselves on knowing that every International Medical Graduate we place is paid the exact same rates as their Australasian colleagues. We never take a percentage of your salary and we try to negotiate the best package for you every time.
Does using a medical recruitment agency cost anything?,
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You are able to register with more than one agency, but it does not necessarily improve your job prospects. Experienced agencies like IMR LocumBank will be able to represent you for all roles that are available, and therefore registering with multiple agencies can often serve to cause confusion.
Does registering with more than one medical recruitment agency improve my chances?,
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Relocation packages are generally offered by employers based on the seniority and/or location of the role. IMR LocumBank will negotiate the best package possible for your role.
Will my employer pay for my relocation costs?,