1. Set your priorities
List what matters most: location, commute, schedule, pay, clinical setting, development or flexibility. Separate the things you need from the things you would prefer.
2. Understand the day-to-day work
Ask about responsibilities, patient or service context, team structure, workload, available equipment and support. Clarify the working pattern, out-of-hours commitments and who you can turn to for help.
3. Compare the full offer
Consider the pay, hours, benefits, travel, leave and employment arrangement together. Request clarification when terms are incomplete. A headline salary or rate does not explain the whole opportunity.
4. Discuss registration and location
Tell your recruiter about your professional registration or license status and preferred locations. If you are considering an international move, clarify the destination requirements and who will advise on licensing, immigration and relocation.
5. Protect your confidentiality
Tell your recruiter which employers can be approached and whether any organisations must be excluded. At Verovian, the specific role is discussed and your approval is requested before an introduction.
6. Ask what happens next
Clarify interviews, feedback, any further checks, notice period and the expected start process. Keep your specialist informed if your priorities or availability change.
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