How to go about International Locum jobs?

Hi all, i’m currently a Radiographer working in Australia. I’m feeling like a change of scenery and wa st honking of going overseas to Locum for at least 6 months. I was looking to go to areas like Europe and the UK specifically. What’s the best way to go about organising this? are there some good agencies to go through that would make all the licensing and translation process straightforward?

I’d love to get some advice on this from anyone whose got experience.

Thanks

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