Specialty Doctor ICU Anaesthetics
The Post
BDI Resourcing are seeking an international doctor for a Specialty Doctor ICU Anaesthetics post within a University Hospital in the North West of England.
You will join a team of enthusiastic Anaesthetists who can offer expertise and training in Critical Care, leadership and sustainability, quality improvement and regional anaesthesia.
Post Requirements
This post requires full EDAIC/EDIC and a pass in IELTS or OET.
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