Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Jodi Duyster, AMP National Director, named as a South Australian finalist for the 2009 Telstra Business Women’s Awards









Jodi, National Director of Australian Medical Placements was one of South Australia’s 6 finalists for the Hudson private sector award in the 2009 Telstra Business Women's Awards.

Telstra Business Women's Awards ambassador Holly Kramer said she was excited about the high standard of entrants, despite the tough economic times.

"We have received entries of an exceptionally high standard this year and these finalists represent some truly inspirational and talented South Australian business women.''

Since Jodi joined the company in 2003, she has been involved in most areas of the business, and watched it grow from $700k annual turnover to over $5 million.


Passionate about learning and leading her staff, Jodi actively participates in mentoring and is always looking for ways to encourage and recognise outstanding performance.

She’s of the belief that if you're not exposed to new things then you won’t ever know if you're being left behind – which is particularly true of her conversations with her children!

Jodi is a mother of two teenage children as well as holding her position with AMP and attributes motherhood to giving her the extra drive to succeed in her career allowing her to take on anything thrown her way.





Monday, August 31, 2009

AMP Sponsors Bancroft Oration

AMA Queensland’s COOLEST speaker yet…
Dr Peter Sullivan, “Medicine on Ice”















"In the tradition of Dr Joseph Bancroft, AMA Queensland presented a keynote speaker of significant implication, dedication and contribution to medicine.

Dr Peter Sullivan, former Medical Research Officer to the Australian Antarctic Division, breaks the ice on thermal physiology, diving medicine, hypothermia, frostbite and the isolation, confined conditions and extreme wilderness medicine. Surviving the Antarctic means you wear different beanies throughout your posting. You are a doctor, health care provider, medical researcher, behavioural therapist, a nutritionalist, a physiologist, a very fast learner on internet-based telemedicine techniques and most importantly, you need to be a survivor.















The Antarctic region, one of our last frontiers of science, holds an enormous attraction to most people because of its isolation and splendour in extremity, and most of us relish the opportunity to listen to the tales of those who return from its clutches. Dr Sullivan first joined the Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions (ANARE) in 1982 and spent three year-long periods as Medical Officer at various Antarctic Stations. He held the position of Medical Research Officer to the Australian Antarctic Division from 1989 until 2002. Dr Sullivan has written on hypothermia and cold injuries for several internation

al textbooks and studied prevention and management of cold injuries while a Churchill Fellow. He lived to tell the tale.

The 100 or so attendees at the Bancroft Oration included AMA Queensland President, Dr Mason Stevenson, President Elect Dr Gino Pecoraro, medical professionals, AMA Queensland Branch
Councillors, administration, students and invited Queensland Health government dignitaries."









Friday, August 7, 2009






Highlighting the importance of calcium-rich foods and the development and maintenance of healthy bones and prevention of osteoporosis through National Health Bones Week has been an ongoing joint initiative between Dairy Australia and Osteoporosis Australia for the past 15 years.

This years theme, ‘Are You Feeding Your Bones?’ of National Healthy Bones Week aims to encourage people of all ages to "ensure they consume the recommended dietary intake of calcium for strong bones."

For further informationon National Healthy Bones Week please visit: http://healthybones.com.au/

For further information on Osteoperosis please visit: http://www.osteoporosis.org.au/













Thursday, July 23, 2009

Our service to YOU!

Australian Medical Placements service is second to none. As a locally operated business, our recruitment consultants offer personalised local experience and knowledge for all our clients and candidates. We pride our selves on having a personal, customer friendly service policy that ensures you are well looked after and your professional requirements are met every time.

Australian Medical Placements offer the following services to their registered clients and candidates:

  • We find suitable positions for you – whether short, long or full time basis
  • Negotiate great salary and rates on your behalf
  • Assist and ensure your paperwork is complete and correct
  • Organise and apply for your provider numbers
  • Check your referees, professional indemnity, and registrations for you
  • Offer flexibility with payment - you can invoice, or we'll invoice on your behalf
  • Arrange accommodation, flights and transfers prior to placement arrival

Don't just read about us, come and try us out! Registration with us is FREE and we offer positions in all metro capital cities as well as hundreds of placements right across rural Australia.

Go to our website - http://www.australianmedicalplacements.com.au/ or call us on 1300 666 420 for further registration and placement details.

We can't wait to hear from you!

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

AMP Locum Diary Entry

DR ZOOL HUDDA - Peppimenarti, Northern Territory AUS

We flew out in a single engine 8 seater plane for Peppimenarti. Two male, two female doctors, two O.Ts and a pharmacist. Uneventful But lovely flight. Dropped 3 doctors on the way at Daly River and on our way to Peppimenarti. Were received by male nurse Russell in an ambulance as the car had broken down. Everyone sat on the stretcher bed.

Lovely community of 150 with a very nice clinic with all the facilities including emergency cardiac. Very good Houses with clean surroundings and gardens. Dispensary Is full with medications which is given free to all(section 100. Russell and his Irish girlfriend run the clinic. Went And picked up a few patients and kids from their homes and brought them back to the clinic. Left at about 16.15 and picked the other team from Daly River. Arrived back at 18.00.

Thursday, July 9, 2009

We aim to Place!! Current 08/09 Statistics

Statistics from the 2008/2009 Financial Year - We aim to Place!!

  • 165 crisis shifts were filled via our 24 hour on call service
  • 358 rural placements were filled by AMP practitioners
  • 146 practitioners flew with AMP travelling to rural or interstate placements
  • AMP filled 1,043 weeks of hospital, health service and private practice vacancies with exceptional medical practitioners – that equates to 38,332 hours!!

    www.australianmedicalplacements.com.au for more information!

Who are Australian Medical Placements?

Committed to outstanding quality, ensuring client and candidate satisfaction with the best possible service every time. As one of Australia’s most respected and experienced locum recruitment agencies, Australian Medical Placements is consistently chosen by the medical industry as the first choice to provide recruitment solutions.

Covering all aspects of the medical industry, we provide doctors, general practitioners and consulting specialists to a range of health services including public and private hospitals, government departments, private practices and many others.

Australian Medical Placements recruitment solutions are cost effective, time efficient and stress free. Candidates are offered lifestyle flexibility, opportunities to travel and great experiences and remuneration.

Committed to outstanding quality, ensuring client and candidate satisfaction and the best possible service every time, Australian Medical Placements offers recruitment solutions second to none.