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The demand for Emergency Medicine Specialists for permanent appointments in the Australian and New Zealand markets is both constant and from a wide range of locations.  You can expect to work usually on a rotating roster and have Registrars or more junior staff to manage and teach.  You will be well remunerated with a package including paid holidays, time off and good allowances for professional development plus a range of other useful and worthwhile benefits.

Fellowship of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) is the professional qualification that is the benchmark in both countries.  If you hold a post graduate qualification in Emergency Medicine, particularly from the UK, Canada CCEM or the US ABEM, you will be well regarded in the Australian market. 

The Medical Council of New Zealand gives good recognition to Emergency Medicine Specialists with qqualifications from Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom or United States of America.

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You will be joining a highly skilled team providing quality emergency care to around 52,000 patients per annum at one location, and 44,000 at the other; who present with a wide range of clinical conditions. The Emergency Departments have an established mentoring program. Current consultant portfolios include Toxicology, Primary Care Liaison, Simulation Training, Trauma and Disaster planning. The Hospital campus includes the Wellington division of the Otago Clinical School of Medicine, and the National Patient Simulator Training Centre providing additional opportunities for teaching and research.

You will be based in the cultural hub of New Zealand. A great city to live and work, where you will never too far from a good coffee! An abundance of excellent cafes and restaurants are within easy walking distance as are galleries, museums and theatres. The city is encircled by a “Greenbelt”, which ensures plenty of green spaces and tracks for rambling on your days off.   It has a four seasons climate, with easy access to beaches, mountains, ski fields and the spectacular natural beauty that is New Zealand.

Applicants must be eligible for registration with the New Zealand Medical Council. Postgraduate qualifications from the following countries may be considered "comparable" to NZ qualifications, meaning that registration in NZ will be significantly quicker and cheaper than gaining registration in Australia.  These countries are currently:  Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom or United States of America. 

If you are interested in this Senior House Officer Emergency Medicine position, and are able to start in December 2013, please contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

Senior Medical Practitioner Emergency Medicine Regional Green & Gorgeous WA opportunities

Outstanding opportunities exist right now for you to join a service that is both well established, plus is going through a phase of both growth and significant quality improvement in cooler, southern coastal of Western Australia. This is a cooler, temperate climate than much of WA, making it very easy to live in and love. You will be based in an historic and picturesque town of 26,000 that is 1 hr flight from Perth.  The regional catchment for the health service is about 59,000, and main industries include general commerce, varied agriculture, forestry, tourism and mining.  

You will have the responsibility for your own patients in the ED, with the support of Specialists/Consultants and/or General Practitioners, so an excellent opportunity to really gain significant experience in practising independently, yet safely.  You will will be an important part of the Emergency Medicine team working with a supportive team both in the ED, the medical and surgical services plus the local GPs.  A great opportunity learn and grow.

This hospital is in the midst of a significant upgrade and modernisation worth around $170M, introducing all the latest equipment and informed unit design to make your life and that of the patients that much easier, with ready access to diagnistic services, and an (almost) paperless information system.

Salary range depends on experience and qualifications, from $245,203 - $260,854 pa, including base salary $152,700 - $168,351, professional development allowance $25,162 and an allowance in lieu of Private Practice $67,341, plus 9% employer contributed superannuation, access to salary packaging up to $17,000 pa, professional development opportunities and study leave/assistance, flexible leave arrangements, housing rental subsidy, access to motor vehicle and relocation assistance apply to this position.

To be eligible you must hold, or be eligible for, registration with the Medical Board of Australia, have 12 years of post graduate experience in either Australia, NZ or an international equivalent first world medicine location and be keen to work with this close-knit team.

This service has a strong commitment to "work/life balance", offsetting your shifts in ED with the after hours oncall roster for inpatients  This beautiful part of WA is  on the south coast, bordered by the Southern Ocean, and features some of the most rugged and beautiful scenery in Australia. The region incorporates agricultural areas and a number of National Parks and other tourist attractions. Albany is a great location for families with a number of well established private and public schools, with both University and Institute of Technology facilities.

If Senior Medical Practitioner Emergency Medicine Australia where you can use all your skills, is well remunerated, and where you will enjoy a welcoming team and a relaxed lifestyle, this might be the role for you.  Contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment today to discuss your interest via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

This is an amazing opportunity for an Emergency Medicine Registrar based in a $700M new hospital under construction, which is just 90 minutes from Melbourne. This large 680 bed Regional Service has a busy Emergency Department, and services a catchment population of over 300,000, with more than 3000 staff. The service is home to a Regional Clinical School, a part of a nearby University School of Rural Health, providing outstanding education opportunities for staff. 

The recently upgraded Emergency Department includes an eight bed short stay unit, state of the art, three bed resuscitation area, and a fast track area. You will be part of a supportive and flexible team who work together to produce results! This position includes a six month rotation to either ICU, Anaesthetics, or another nearby service’s Department of Medicine.

There are three main health campuses in this thriving provincial city of over 90,000 people with excellent facilities and amenities just 90 minutes from Melbourne. Forget the traffic snarls; you can be at work within 10 minutes!  This is an opportunity to enjoy a challenging clinical and academic career in a location offering the advantages of city life combined with the beauty and freedom of the bush.  Surrounded by 31 vineyards and many boutique wineries, this is a rapidly developing regional city with much to offer families, couples and individuals. Good restaurants, extensive cultural activities and the great outdoors are all on your doorstep, plus excellent education facilities including several outstanding private and public schools, as well as university and TAFE campuses. 

You will enjoy the benefits of working at this health service, including salary packaging, employee assistance program, immunisations, gymnasium, hydrotherapy pool, exercise classes, private health insurance discounts, and flexible working arrangements.

To be eligible for this role, you must have a medical degree registerable with the Medical Board of Australia, with suitable post-graduate experience. You must have current membership of ACEM or RACP. It is also essential that you have demonstrated appropriate experience and skills in the medical assessment and clinical management of emergency patients.

If this Emergecy Registrar job appeals to you, contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment today to discuss your interest, telephone +61 3 9836 0655 or info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

In the Emergency Medicine Registrar Training Programme, you will get the chance to gain solid Emergency Medicine skills in this service fully accredited with the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine. The training programme offers structured Part 1 and Part 2 Exam preparation. Additionally, there are various courses which are recommended as part of ongoing training, such as APLS and EMST. As part of the programme, trainees receive departmental Continuing Medical Education (2 hours per week) and Part 1 or Part 2 College exam preparation (2 hours per week) as protected ‘off floor’ teaching, and frequent on-floor teaching, and feedback!

Registrar runs in the region are 6 months in length, following which you may rotate into a different run. 

To be eligible for this superb Emergency Medicine Registrar training program, you must have at least 6 months experience in Emergency medicine runs (Paediatric Emergency Medicine is counted), and be able to start in December 2013. Applicants must be eligible for registration with the New Zealand Medical Council. Qualifications from the following countries may be considered "comparable" to NZ qualifications, meaning that registration in NZ will be significantly quicker and cheaper than gaining registration in Australia.  These countries are currently:  Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom or United States of America. 

You will be living in a modern city surrounded by subtropical islands, sparkling waters, and lush native rainforests. This city’s lifestyle has been voted among the best in the world. You can indulge in the city’s shopping, nightlife and unrivalled cuisine, as well as experience the many adventures and activities on offer. 

To find out more about these Emergency Medicine Registrar positions for 2014, contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

There is an opportunity for an Emergency Medicine Specialist to join the team here at this very modern facility with a friendly and warm atmosphere. Often, you will be working as the sole ED Physician, therefore, you will be the primary responder to critical cases, along with attending to slightly more routine, but still urgent clinical presentations, with the support of a skilled team of ED nurses, who collectively respond to approximately 17,000 presentations annually. Of course, you won’t be totally alone, particularly in cases of incidents of major trauma and acute arrest – you will have support of fellow Specialists from other main clinical disciplines at hand willing to assist.

This fantastic opportunity extends your work/life balance even further, with no current ‘on call’ expectations! This small provincial General Hospital’s ED is staffed on a rotating roster, comprising of one ED Physician on from 08:00 – 18:00, and a second ED on from 13:00 – 23:00 every day. The rotating roster will mean you will take on a fair share of weekend work, on a 1:3 basis. 

This region really does provide a lifestyle unlike any other. Renowned for its outdoor activities, spend your days off exploring the numerous ski fields, lakes and mountains.  Furthermore, even though a provincial coastal town, nothing is too far away! Enjoy the amenities and resources of a big town, but the security and community of a small region.  

Applicants must be eligible for registration with the New Zealand Medical Council. Postgraduate qualifications from the following countries may be considered "comparable" to NZ qualifications, meaning that registration in NZ will be significantly quicker and cheaper than gaining registration in Australia.  These countries are currently:  Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom or United States of America. 

If you are interested in this unique Emergency Medicine position, please contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment today! At info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

The Health Service this great central coast location needs an Emergency Medicine Specialist to join its busy team. You will work across two nearby hospitals in the Health District, which services a growing regional population of 300,000. One 206 bed hospital sees 40,000 attendances in the recently expanded Emergency Department annually, while the 480 bed Teaching Hospital sees over 55,000 ED attendances, and is currently undergoing significant redevelopments, including a new Emergency Department.

You will be providing a clinical management and consultation service to inpatients of the Emergency Medicine service and to the community under the Ambulatory Care Model. You will participate in an on-call roster and provide education, supervision and support to junior medical staff.  

Less than an hour from Sydney by rail or road, this region is nestled in a setting of exquisite natural beauty on one of Australia’s most beautiful natural waterways. Right on the coast, this region is so popular because of the many options of seaside, rural, hinterland and city lifestyles, all within a stones throw of one another. On offer are arts and culture, boating and fishing, surfing, bars, cafes and restaurants, as well as abundant primary, secondary and tertiary education options. 

Preference will be given to those candidates who are either 1. Australian qualified, Australian citizen/permanent resident or NZ citizen, and who hold current Australian registration but are located overseas, or 2. hold international qualifications, are currently registered with AHPRA and are already living in Australia.

If you are interested in exploring Emergency Medicine Specialist Position in Striking Coastal NSW opportunity a little further, contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment on +61 3 9836 0655 or info@plexusrecruitment.com.au