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There is a job annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried in the small New Zealand town of Tokoroa, but no one wants it. The job is for a annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried and it pays US$265,000 a year. For the annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried doctor who takes the job, there is no annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried work, no weekend work, and house annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried in the area are low. Also, he or she would work just four days a week and get 12 weeks' annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried holiday. The town's annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried doctor Alan Kenny is leaving and cannot find anyone to replace him. He has been looking for a replacement for two years but has had no annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried. Four medical recruitment companies also failed to find a annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried. Dr Kenny thinks the problem is that the job is in the annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried and everyone wants to live and work in the big cities.

It is not only New Zealand that has annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried trying to get doctors to live in annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried areas. It is also a problem in many annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried countries too. Last year, Dr Kenny had to cancel a annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried holiday because he could not find anyone to replace him. Dr Kenny is from the UK and has been a doctor in Tokoroa for 30 years. He said he has a annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried lifestyle and he wouldn't swap it for city annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried. At the age of 61, he wants to retire and pass his annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried on to someone younger. He told a local annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried that his job keeps him busy all day and that he loves his work. He is annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried about how he can find a new doctor. He said: "I would like to stay but I hit my head against a annualavailablebrickcountrysidecurrentdoctorfamilygreatlifeluckynewspapernightotherpatientspricesproblemsreplacementruralsuccessworried wall trying to attract doctors."