- We are currently seeking a Breast Radiology Specialist/Women’s Imaging for a one of Singapore’s largest award winning Hospitals
- Come and work in a dynamic, vibrant metropolitan city
- Large Ex Pat community
- Great place from which to explore the rest of the world
The Role
Situated in an award winning hospital with over 1000 beds caring for a community of 1.4 million people in Eastern Singapore
- Reporting into the Head of Department
- You will be involved in clinical and administrative duties
- Teaching and Supervision of Junior staff
- Getting involved in research opportunities
Location
Singapore is an efficient and clean Asian City with a fast pace of life, offering a cutting edge, well developed environment.
Singapore’s position on the southern tip of Malaysia has allowed it to develop into one of the most important trade and finance centres in Asia and today it is the fifth wealthiest country in the world.
Singapore’s population of c5 million largely consists of people from Chinese, Malay and Indian backgrounds with a large ex pat community.
The city is safe, clean and well ordered. It is a great place to raise a family and there is availability of high quality education.
What can Head Medical do for you?
Arranging a position overseas is very exciting, but we appreciate it can also be extremely daunting and time consuming. We’re the UK's specialist in international medical recruitment and we‘ve helped hundreds of doctors relocate since we first started out in 2008 (you can read what people have said about working with us on our testimonials page). We take the responsibility of relocating candidates seriously and we know it’s critically important to balance career opportunities with lifestyle and we’ll talk through yours and your loved ones plans in detail, getting to know you to ensure we provide a seamless service which is second to none and above all right for you.
Once we have secured a job for you, we’ll manage all the Medical Registration and Visa application process, and support you (and your family) with the relocation itself.