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Our client’s Palliative Care Department is seeking an experienced and qualified Palliative Care Physician to work as part of a multidisciplinary team. You will provide specialist medical services to patients and promote patient quality and safety, as well as provide leadership, training, supervision and education, where relevant to doctors in training, medical practitioners and other health workers. This health service is one of the largest in Western Australia, employing more than 15,000. They are undergoing strong growth, including the construction of a new 783 bed Hospital due to open in 2014.

The service is spread across several sites, where staff and resources are aligned, allowing systems and processes to be integrated across the health service in order to achieve goals. The current expansion and changes of services will support and promote opportunities for development, training and education.

A competitive award based salary package of $303,455 /£196,539 - $386,501 / £250,325 p.a. including base salary, 9% superannuation, professional development allowance and private practice income allowance, plus allowable expenses. 

To be considered, you must be eligible for registration with the Medical Board of Australia and have Fellowship of RACP (Palliative Care) or equivalent.  

Perth is home to about 1.7m people. It is set on the beautiful Swan River looking up to the Botanic Gardens. Beaches stretch for miles to the north and the south, with the port city of Fremantle 18km south of the capital. The climate of Perth is one of its best features. Warm summers and mild winters will make you want to make the most of the great outdoors. For recreation, water activities, national parks, arts, culture, quality restaurants, cafes and bars are all on your doorstep, as well as excellent private and public schooling and tertiary education facilities.

To express you interest for this Palliative Care Physician position in WA, contact Trish Hay at info@plexusrecruitment.com.au today

This three-year advanced training programme leads to specialised qualification with the RACP. It is anticipated that 2 three-year Advanced Training rotations in Palliative Medicine will be available from December 2013. You will rotate between hospital and hospice inpatient and community settings to enable completion of:

- four mandatory six-month training terms in specialist Palliative Care units in hospital community settings

- A six-month Oncology training term in a hospital setting

- A six month elective period

To be eligible for this one-of-a-kind Palliative Medicine Registrar Training Programme, you must have either completed FRACP Part 1, or have Fellowship of another college that is recognised for entry to Advance Training in Palliative Medicine. 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 this Palliative Medicine Registrar three year advanced training programme opportunity in New Zealand, contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

These six month posts in a Specialist Palliative Care service will allow you to complete the Clinical Diploma through the RACP. You will provide medical care of patients whose disease is not responsive to curative treatment. This requires a broad range of clinical and communication skills. The metropolitan training sites are accredited for training with the RACP. 

This Palliative Medicine Registrar Six Month Post is suitable for those training in General Medicine, or Specialty Medicine (usually but not always post FRACP Part 1), or General Practice, who wish to gain experience in Palliative Medicine as part of their training. 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 this Palliative Medicine Registrar six month clinical diploma training programme opportunity in New Zealand, contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

You will be part of the Palliative Care Service at two nearby hospitals. One service is a 150 bed hospital which has recently completed a $45M upgrade. The other is a modern 130 bed facility. As a Palliative Care Specialist, you will provide new patient assessment, outpatient sessions and clinical rounds, and participate in the out of hours on-call roster. You will supervise junior medical staff, and provide a consultancy service delivering expert advice related to the management of clients requiring palliative care.

To be successful in this position, you must be registerable as a Specialist Registration in Palliative Medicine with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, and possess a current annual license certificate. Fellowship of the RACP or equivalent, with subspecialty training in Palliative Medicine, or Fellowship in the Chapter of Palliative Medicine of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians is also required. You must also be licensed to operate a motor vehicle.

You will receive a fantastic Queensland Health salary package, including a salary of $180 786 - $191 675 p.a (Senior Staff Specialist) or $151 177 - $175 602 p.a. (Staff Specialist). Your classification will be based upon your qualifications and experience.

You would be based in one of two progressive cosmopolitan towns in a vibrant, diverse region situated at the southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef that is renowned for the friendliness of the people enjoying its limitless economic opportunities and genuine affordable cost of living. It’s any wonder the locals are happy and friendly as they are well catered for in this dynamic, modern riverside city with a wide choice of shopping, restaurants and eateries and a host of exciting attractions. Historic buildings and modern architecture blend seamlessly with a bustling central business district full of parks and gardens to make this an attractive provincial capital with a touch of country charm.  

If you want a lifestyle and career like no other, then this Staff Specialist Palliative Care position is for you! Please contact Trish Hay today via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au

The Palliative Care service in this Health District provides specialist Palliative treatment, support and advice to patients and their families. The multidisciplinary team provides an integrated Palliative care service across the region. In this role, you will provide professional medical input for the Palliative Care Service, collaborating with General Practitioners, medical specialists, community health services and other relevant professional colleagues to enhance the access and delivery of the Palliative Care Services. 

To be eligible for this role, it is essential that you have a current Annual Practicing Certificate, specialist qualification in Palliative medicine, preferably Fellowship of the Australasian Chapter of Palliative Medicine. In addition to this, you should have empathy, emotional maturity and ability to maintain a positive outlook, time management, and excellent communication skills.

As for location, you will be living in one of New Zealand's most exciting cities in the midst of development. This vibrant, picturesque city is surrounded by natural wonders - the sparkling Pacific Ocean, majestic Southern Alps and an ancient volcanic peninsula. Discover what the region has to offer with lush vineyards, pristine glacial lakes, world-class natural wildlife experiences and Mount Cook National Park, all just a short drive out of the city! There are excellent education options, both public and private, as well as quality restaurants, bars, cafes, recreational, arts and cultural facilities. You will love living in this city with your family.

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 Palliative Care Specialist Physician Permanent position, please contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au today.

The Palliative Care service in this Health District provides specialist Palliative treatment, support and advice to patients and their families. The multidisciplinary team provides an integrated Palliative care service across the region. In this role, you will provide professional medical input for the Palliative Care Service, collaborating with General Practitioners, medical specialists, community health services and other relevant professional colleagues to enhance the access and delivery of the Palliative Care Services. 

To be eligible for this role, it is essential that you have a current Annual Practicing Certificate, specialist qualification in Palliative medicine, preferably Fellowship of the Australasian Chapter of Palliative Medicine. In addition to this, you should have empathy, emotional maturity and ability to maintain a positive outlook, time management, and excellent communication skills.

As for location, you will be living in one of New Zealand's most exciting cities in the midst of development. This vibrant, picturesque city is surrounded by natural wonders - the sparkling Pacific Ocean, majestic Southern Alps and an ancient volcanic peninsula. Discover what the region has to offer with lush vineyards, pristine glacial lakes, world-class natural wildlife experiences and Mount Cook National Park, all just a short drive out of the city! There are excellent education options, both public and private, as well as quality restaurants, bars, cafes, recreational, arts and cultural facilities. You will love living in this city with your family.

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 Palliative Care Specialist Physician Permanent position, please contact Trish Hay at Plexus Medical Recruitment via info@plexusrecruitment.com.au today.