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Old 7th February 2006, 06:36 PM
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I have been looking at the recommended Australian Podiatry Payrates from the APODA for an outline of locum payrates. However I cannot locate recommendations for locum rates...? Do they exist or is it an agreement between the two parties...?

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There are minimum award rates for podiatrists which vary from state to state and between the public and private sector, but they generally add a 25% loading to the hourly rate for locum staff.

These are the minimum that can be legally paid, and start as low as $20 per hour, (Victorian Private Sector award) so you would be better off negatiating an individual agreement that was paid at a more appropriate rate. The public sector rates are less negotiable and vary between $27 and $50 per hour (in Victoria) depending on job requirements and experience
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Thanks for the advice and quick response , hope I have better negotiation skills than the Australian Wheat Board....
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I am interested in migration from N. Ireland to Victoria and at present run a busy private practice. Where can I get info as to prices charged to patients so that I can compare.....I would ideally like to set up my own practioe.....help!
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Hi plod

to my knowlege there is no set charge schedule.

Hi bromiddosis

here in qld we have put together a DRAFT pay scale and DRAFT contract for podiatrists and potential employers to use in the negotiation. If you contact the office on - Ivonne Kuypers [infoqld@findapodiatrist.org] to request a copy sent out to you.

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Hi Plod,
I am not in Victoria, rather in QLD...
I hoped a colleague would answer your questions before now, here's what I charge:
New Patients: $50-$60 (House Calls the same).
Continuing Patients $40-$50.
Orthoses Case Fee $470.
Nail Surgery: $180 approx
War Veterans (Set fee from Government) $44 (I think!)
Hope this helps, let me know any more questions by private message, happy to help!!
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