We are looking for anaesthetists interested in joining the Department of Anaesthesia at Whangārei Hospital, Te Whatu Ora – Te Tai Tokerau. Our positions are permanent and full-time.

Te Whatu Ora – Te Tai Tokerau provides public health services across the Northland region, from north of Wellsford to Cape Reinga serving a growing population of 190,000. Whangārei Hospital is the largest hospital in Northland providing secondary care services, supported by three rural hospitals in Kaitaia, Kawakawa in the Bay of Islands and Dargaville. Of these, only Whangārei and Kaitaia Hospitals have operating theatres, with Whangārei being the only provider of surgery out-of-hours.

The Monash Simulation Medical Fellow is an opportunity to support the planning, delivery and evaluation of simulation courses. In addition, the role requires participating in formal training in simulation-based education methods and completion of a project under the guidance of the Director of Monash Simulation.
This position is accredited through the Australasian College of Emergency Medicine (ACEM) and Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) as a Specialist Skills Term and would be suited to an advanced crit care trainee (Emergency /ICU/anaesthetics) or medical registrar.

Are you an experienced Specialist Anaesthetist who:
is an effective team member and operates with a high level of professionalism?
enjoys working in a committed & collegiate team culture?
has experience and sound knowledge of contemporary anaesthetic practice and procedures?
is a problem solver with decision making skills at both the clinical and the individual level?
has a strong commitment to quality management and improvement?
With Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists or equivalent, you will hold appropriate Specialist Qualifications and be registrable with the Medical Board of Australia as a Medical Practitioner with Specialist registration and recognised mutually comparable specialist pathway; or another qualification as defined in the SA Medical Officers Award.

The Royal Darwin and Palmerston Hospital (RDPH) Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine is keen to welcome Specialist Anaesthetists (FANZCAs), and Provisional Fellows who seek challenging medicine, sociocultural variety and a tropical lifestyle to join our team - commencing in August 2024 and onwards

We are currently running our annual campaign for Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Medicine Registrars. If you are a senior trainee or specialist in Anaesthesia, Emergency Medicine or Intensive Care, this could be the exciting opportunity you are looking for to launch your career as a Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Doctor. You will manage the most critically ill and injured patients in New South Wales. Recruitment processes for these roles are aligned with NSW Health recruitment guidelines. Each role is full-time and based in Sydney. These opportunities are available for 6 or 12-month placements which are accredited by ACEM, ANZCA and CICM. Start dates align with NSW medical terms in February and August annually. We have two (2) different opportunities for Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Registrars in New South Wales. One is a Pre-Hospital and Retrieval position based at Bankstown airport, with rotation to the busy regional helicopter base in Orange, 300km west of Sydney. You will have access to patients via winch capable helicopter, road and fixed wing. The other opportunity is a Pre-Hospital position on the CareFlight Rapid Response Helicopter based in Westmead. This role involves both paediatric (medical and trauma) and adult (trauma) rapid response. In addition, there is research involvement with a new Pre-Hospital research program.

Commencement February 2025
This is a temporary, full time position commencing February 2025 in a department well established in its scope of service with a sound reputation for providing skills and expertise in Regional Anaesthesia.
The successful applicant will work with a team of anaesthetists who have a wide variety of skills in subspecialty anaesthesia and have a particular interest in developing regional techniques and expertise within the department and their seconded trainees.  The department also has a strong focus on teaching and mentoring and attracts trainees from John Hunter Hospital, Royal North Shore Hospital and the QARTS training program. 

Commencement February 2025
This is a temporary, full time position commencing August 2025 in a department well established in its scope of service with a sound reputation for providing skills and expertise in Regional Anaesthesia.
The successful applicant will work with a team of anaesthetists who have a wide variety of skills in subspecialty anaesthesia and have a particular interest in developing regional techniques and expertise within the department and their seconded trainees.  The department also has a strong focus on teaching and mentoring and attracts trainees from John Hunter Hospital, Royal North Shore Hospital and the QARTS training program. 
 

In a training capacity, you will contribute to the provision of an Anaesthesia Service at the Mount Gambier and Districts Health Service working between Mount Gambier and Millicent. 
You will provide professional Anaesthetic care to all patients allocated to your current department, in consultation with the responsible Consultants, Nurses and Allied Health professionals. Conducting wards rounds and attending outpatient clinics, you will assist in elective theatre operating sessions on a scheduled basis.
You may also attend to patients in the Emergency Department as required. As part of your role, you will actively participate in Continuous Quality Improvement activities and audits, along with participating in Anaesthetic research projects as required by the Head of Anaesthesia. Mount Gambier & District Health Service is the largest hospital in rural South Australia.
We provide a comprehensive range of high quality, accessible hospital and related services, as well as promoting the health of the general community and encouraging healthy behaviour.

56-bed Medical & Surgical Private Hospital. Recent $12M redevelopment of Operating Theatres. Friendly, professional team Wide-ranging specialities: Cardiology, Dental, Ear, Nose and Throat, General Medicine, General Practice, General Surgery / including weight reduction surgery, Gynaecology, IVF, Ophthalmology, Oral & Maxillofacial, Orthopaedics, Plastics, Urology Admitting rights for inpatients and inpatient billing Use of the Mildura Health Private Consulting Suites FANZCA Qualified AHPRA Registration Full-time ideally but 1-5 day options available 100% Private billings Relocation assistance

The Department of Anaesthesia, Perioperative Medicine and Pain Management at Canberra Hospital provides a comprehensive range of clinical anaesthesia services for most surgical specialties including cardiothoracic-, neuro-, upper GI, bariatric, orthopaedic, head and neck/oral- maxillofacial and paediatric surgery along with a high-risk preadmission clinic. Trainees also have opportunities to work in affiliated private hospitals with public-in-private patients. The provisional fellowship positions available are:
· Provisional fellow in Perioperative anaesthesia
· Provisional fellow in Obstetric anaesthesia
· Provisional fellow in Anaesthesia and hepatobiliary and Upper GIT surgery
· Anaesthetic provisional fellow – General
Non-clinical time is highly valued and can be tailored to the interests of each provisional fellow. ANZCA trainees must be eligible for the provisional fellowship year at the commencement of the contract. Positions are available to commence in February 2025
 

Provide quality specialist anaesthetic services to the Launceston General Hospital (LGH) within the limits of specified clinical privileges.

The Royal Hobart Hospital is seeking interest from suitably qualified applicants for the Director – Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative Medicine.  
Applicants should have experience and skills in leadership and management within the health system.  Further training in leadership and management is an advantage.  Demonstrated highly developed communication skills, the ability to work collaboratively as part of a management team and the understanding of HR and financial planning and management are particularly required.
Please note that applications of co-joint appointments will be considered.

We aim to deliver high quality anaesthetic services to patients and clients of North Canberra hospital (NCH) guided by current evidence based medical practice and patient care outcomes.  We are a friendly team committed to the practice of anaesthesia, perioperative medicine and acute pain management.
 We offer lists in ophthalmology, O&G, general surgery, elective orthopaedics, urology, ENT and some dental and plastic surgery. We aim to provide:
• Safe, efficient and effective specialist anaesthetic services
• Perioperative medical review, acute pain services and clinical consultation as required
• Teaching and training to all professional groups and opportunities in association with ANU and the University of Canberra
• An opportunity for you to explore aspects of your anaesthetic career which interest you.

Join a values-driven, high-performing team that makes a difference! Seeking a Clinical Director Anaesthesia with strategic and operational leadership experience. The Clinical Director as a part of the clinical executive, will provide leadership in clinical and service improvement activities. The Clinical Director as a part of the clinical executive, will provide leadership in clinical and service improvement activities. Liaison and coordination with other clinical departments, district hospitals, primary care networks and non-governmental organisations is critical as is ongoing service development and teaching to provide for a sustainable service.

Join a dynamic team committed to delivering exceptional care to the Central Queensland community while enjoying a fulfilling lifestyle. As a Senior Staff Specialist/Staff Specialist, you'll work closely with clinical directors to provide top-tier specialist anaesthesia services at CQHHS, optimizing efficiency and effectiveness within resource limitations.

In a training capacity, you will contribute to the provision of a Pain Medicine Service within the objectives and philosophies of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the Faculty of Pain Medicine, Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists ( (FPMANZCA),  with a commitment to clinical teaching and research portfolios. Working under Consultant supervision, you will provide a comprehensive, effective, efficient and safe clinical pain medicine service to hospital patients. This will involve adhering to departmental policies, protocols and procedures that ensure the provision of clinically acceptable pain medicine practices, and participating in clinical review and quality assurance programs to monitor and maintain standards of practice.