Canberra Health Services are looking for enthusiastic and experienced Anaesthetists to assist in meeting the ever-increasing service demand of a swiftly growing population. They are seeking anaesthetists who are eager to learn and those who are engaged to grow the next generation of anaesthetists as we expand our service into the Surgical Procedures, Interventional, Radiological and Emergency (SPIRE) precinct which is due to open on the main Canberra campus in 2024.

Canberra Health Services are looking for enthusiastic and experienced Anaesthetists to assist in meeting the ever-increasing service demand of a swiftly growing population.They are seeking anaesthetists who are eager to learn and those who are engaged to grow the next generation of anaesthetists as they expand their service into the Surgical Procedures, Interventional, Radiological and Emergency (SPIRE) precinct which is due to open on the main Canberra campus in 2024.  

The Department of Anaesthesia, Pain, and Perioperative Medicine, Counties Manukau Health, (Auckland) is pleased to invite applications for fellowship positions for the year February 2022- February 2023.
 On offer are up to seven ANZCA-approved clinical fellowships, and one pain fellowship.
 Four clinical fellowship positions are pre-approved by ANZCA to support subspecialty interests, with regular rostering to these clinical areas. Subspecialties supported at Counties Manukau include: obstetrics, burns, regional anaesthesia and perioperative medicine. Up to three positions are general roles, which afford a broad experience across all surgical specialities represented at the DHB.
The pain fellowship is a full-time training position, with no clinical anaesthesia or after hours call rostering.

The accredited Provisional Fellowship in Anaesthesia is for doctors with their specialist qualification or who are in the final year of their training. For Australian trainees, individual validation with ANZCA is required for all provisional fellowship positions.  There is a strong collegiate ethos which provides an excellent breadth of experience and learning support for a fellow interested in consolidating their professional skills in the RVEEH subspecialties.

The fellow in Pain Management is a member of the Children’s Pain Management Service (CPMS) that advocates for, and provides pain management for children and adolescents with acute, persistent, procedural and cancer pain.
The Department of Anaesthesia and Pain Management are seeking for suitably qualified medical practitioners for the fellow in pain medicine role. Positions available from are:
August 2021 to February 2022 for 6 months and February 2022 for 6 - 12 months
 The fellow is responsible for the provision of pain management assessment, advice and management, in consultation with the admitting team, the referring doctor, the CPMS and the multidisciplinary Children’s Pain Management Clinic team. 

 In a training capacity, you will contribute to the provision of the Pain Medicine Service at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital. This service is delivered within the objectives and philosophies of the Hospital and the Faculty of Pain Medicine, Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA). Working under Consultant supervision, you will provide comprehensive, effective, efficient and safe clinical pain medicine services to hospital patients.
You will also participate in clinical review and quality assurance programs to monitor and maintain standards of practice. As part of your role, you will participate in the postgraduate training program as directed and supervised by the clinical Head (or delegated supervisor) and departmental consultant staff. You will also participate in and contribute to the departmental teaching program in aspects of pain medicine, as directed by Consultant staff, and as required by ANZCA and the Faculty of Pain Medicine.

Waitemata District Health Board (WDHB) provides healthcare to the northern and western regions of Auckland, and is the largest DHB in New Zealand by population. It is seeking suitable candidates for its anaesthesia fellow posts for 6-12 months from 31 January 2022.

Seeking an appropriately qualified,motivated and sensible professional with epxertise in chronic pain. The applicant should ideally like to work fulltime or at least reasonable part time hours in a busy private practice. The practice is well repsected, efficient and has all of the appropriate infrastructure in place.

The Tasmanian Health Service is seeking interest from suitably qualified applicants for the Tasmanian Anaesthetic Training Program (TATP) Senior Registrar/Provisional Fellowship vacancies.
The TATP offers excellent provisional fellowship positions in all three centers (Royal Hobart Hospital, Launceston General Hospital and Northwest Regional Hospital), with up to four positions available at RHH. These positions are approved by ANZCA for provisional fellowship training and can consider six month, 12-month or longer appointments.

Pain medicine training at Alfred Health offers a high standard of training in chronic pain in an interdisciplinary setting, acute pain, complex pain and cancer pain management.
Training is accredited by the Faculty of Pain Medicine (FPM) of the Australian & New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) for core training and practice development towards Fellowship of FPM.
Fellowship in Pain Medicine is a post-specialisation qualification in Australia and New Zealand. 
Candidates should apply to the Faculty of Pain Medicine for trainee registration and information about fellowship training requirements.
We are seeking either:
Advanced trainees nearing completion of medical specialty training in their primary specialty, or;
Holders of relevant medical fellowship specialty: anaesthesia, rehabilitation medicine, surgical specialties, psychiatry, a branch of internal medicine, or general practice.   
 

The Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care is looking to recruit a Provisional fellow that will have the opportunity to:

• Receive exposure to the range of practice of a consultant anaesthetist in a rural hospital 

• Contribute to the department of anaesthesia and critical care quality assurance activities with specific focus on the challenges unique to rural and regional hospitals.

The roster will consist of six clinical sessions covering a range of specialties, as well as pre-assessment clinic, duty anaesthetist sessions and acute pain rounds. The fellow will undertake two non-clinical sessions per week within which they are expected to spend time continuing their professional development and providing education for junior members of the department.

A vacancy exists for a six or 12 month post as a Pain Medicine fellow commencing on 7th February, 2022. Duties will include managing acute, chronic and cancer pain with close liaison between the Parkville Integrated Palliative Care Service and the Department of Cancer Anaesthesia & Pain Medicine.
Fellows will work only at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre site. They will gain experience in acute and chronic cancer pain, acting within a multidisciplinary pain team and gaining experience of the interventional management of cancer pain through dedicated theatre sessions.
 

Peter Mac is currently seeking Anaesthesia fellows to provide day-to-day clinical management of patients under the care and direction of the Directorate of Anaesthesia, Perioperative Medicine and Pain Medicine to ensure a high quality of peri-operative patient care. Clinical experience will encompass all aspects of anaesthesia and perioperative medicine — preoperative clinics, cardiopulmonary exercise testing, pain medicine rounds and postoperative duties. In addition, you will undertake administrative, teaching and research duties that will contribute to the effective running of the unit.

Consultant/provisional fellow locum vacancies required to assist several rural and regional hospitals to provide anaesthetic cover. Please get in touch if you are able to cover any of the advertised locum roles. If your available dates do not match please contact Global Medics and they will find something suitable. Eligible candidates must hold specialist registration with AHPRA or be an ANZCA provisional fellow. For registrars, general registration must be held.

This role provides anaesthetic services at the Longreach Hospital which provides general surgery and maternity services for all of Central West. The maternity services are provided under a low risk midwifery led model of care supported by SMO GP Obstetricians with DRANZCOG advanced. The general surgical services are provided by the Flying Surgical Service from Roma. A range of sub-specialty surgical services are provided by fly-in fly-out Surgeons and Gastroenterologists.
A truly collegial network will support you through clinical and corporate responsibilities and you will work without supervision in a multidisciplinary team.
The successful candidate will commit to patient safety, the ongoing development of clinical knowledge and skills, and the supervision and training of junior doctors and students.