Tamworth Rural Referral Hospital is seeking Visiting Medical Officers in Anaesthesia to join its expanding department. You will join a highly respected and experienced team to provide specialist services to the patients of Tamworth Rural Referral Hospital.

The role involves attending and assisting at pain management outpatient clinics, acute pain rounds, palliative care clinics, drug and alcohol clinics, operating sessions, and case discussions. Provide pain management services to in-patient referrals and other consultations. Plus contributing to the research, teaching, and quality assurance activities of the Nepean Pain Unit along with assisting in teaching medical students assigned to the Nepean Pain Unit.

Hawkesbury District Health Service (HDHS) is a modern, 125-bed integrated health treating both private patients and public patients under contract to Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District. Managed by St John of God Health Care, HDHS comprises of four operating theatres, a 24-hour Emergency Department, Day Surgery Unit, maternity, neonatal, HDU, palliative care, medical and surgical services as well as extensive community and allied health services. Applications are invited from suitably qualified medical practitioners for appointment to HDHS as a VMO in Anaesthetics. There is an on-call requirement pro-rata to regular sessions. 

Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine is seeking enthusiastic PFYs in Anaesthesia, commencing in August 2022, or February 2023 for six-12 months. Anaesthetists who thrive on challenging medicine, cultural diversity and feeling like they’ve really made a difference in patients’ lives are encouraged to apply. The dynamic, friendly department is comprised of a group of easy-going but highly motivated Anaesthetists, with a proud collegial, supportive culture who strive to provide a healthy work-life balance. The workload is often very busy, frequently unpredictable and sometimes a little chaotic; but always rewarding.

An exciting opportunity is available for a Consultant Anaesthetist for in Kalgoorlie Health Campus Anaesthetics Department. In this role you will provide a high standard of anaesthetic care to patients. You will also provide administrative leadership in combination with other Anaesthetists. Plus take responsibility for policy development and review and provide training, supervision and education for GP anaesthetists, senior medical practitioners and doctors in training.

Provide contemporary comprehensive specialist anaesthesia and perioperative medicine services throughout the hospitals of the Networks’ Surgical Services for optimal patient outcomes. Provide and support training to clinicians across multiple disciplines to achieve quality education and safe clinical practice.

About the role:
Ensuring that the full range of services provided by the Anaesthetic Department is of a high quality, where safety and effective care is at the forefront of clinical practice. Leading the development of Anaesthetics services on the TPCH campus and outreach services. Working collaboratively with internal clinical department leads and portfolio holders to further the objectives of the Program. Advising on treatment and technology developments in orthopaedic surgery and the implications of these for service development, cost and activity prediction. Ensuring efficient and effective provision of clinical services within the service by working collaboratively with other programs and services ensuring that services are planned and delivered in a manner that supports coordination of care across the continuum, and recognises the interdependency of service provision with other programs and stakeholders.

Outstanding candidates are encouraged to apply for positions now open at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre – a place where our normal days are extraordinary; as are the people we care for. Peter Mac is currently seeking two 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 perioperative patient care.

The fellow provides anaesthetic and resuscitation care for in-patients, including anaesthesia and analgesia services in the birth suite and operating theatres and the high dependency unit within the rules pertaining to registrars/residents. They are expected to assume a responsible role in the management of complex cases, on occasion supervising management by junior staff.

Looking for a permanent full time or part time Specialist Pain Medicine Physician including those with subspecialty experience in Interventional Pain Management (including Neuromodulation) to join the team

A vacancy exists for a Fixed Term six or 12-month position as a Pain Medicine Fellow commencing on 6th February 2023. Duties will include managing acute, chronic and cancer pain with close liaison between medical and surgical cancer services. Fellows will work at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Melbourne site. They will gain experience in acute and chronic cancer pain, acting within a multidisciplinary pain team.

Providing comprehensive specialist care to adult patients with chronic non-cancer pain, referred to the Tamworth Integrated Pain Service. Participating in pain education as well as multidisciplinary assessment and management in individual and group settings as part of a team. Offering liaison and consultation in the hospital setting as required, collaborating with the inpatient acute pain service, other hospital-based specialist services and primary health care as needed.  Involvement in research and quality improvement activities and teaching.

Exciting opportunity for a Visiting Medical Officer to join an enthusiastic team of medical professionals at The Broken Hill Hospital.  Provide specialist, high quality, anaesthetic healthcare to public and private patients of the facility, using contemporary and evidence-based best practice. Collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team to achieve exceptional levels of care for patients, helping achieve our vision of excellence in rural and remote health.

Looking for a motivated clinician to provide effective and high-quality anaesthetic services to the Northland community. Ideally, you will bring an understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Tikanga Māori, knowledge of Te Reo Māori is also valued. You should be a confident communicator and be willing to participate in teaching resident medical staff, nurses and anaesthetic technicians. You will also be involved in the supervision of introductory trainees out of hours on a 1:9 basis, helping them to transition to the registrar after-hours roster.

An opportunity exists for an experienced anaesthetist to provide specialist anaesthetic services in general adult, paediatric and obstetric anaesthesia. The successful candidate will have:

• A willingness and capacity to embrace the Mission and Values of St John of God Health Care.

• Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists.

• Eligibility for full registration as a Medical Practitioner with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA) as a specialist in Anaesthetics.

• Demonstrated substantial clinical experience in the management of high acuity patients in a complex hospital environment, including Paediatric and Obstetric Anaesthesia.

• Evidence of career-long education and professional development.

• Demonstrated experience in teaching at registrar or fellowship level.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified medical practitioners eligible for registration in New South Wales for the above position within Central Coast Local Health District CCLHD Sexual Assault Service (SAS). The role will participate in the CCLHD SAS after-hours and weekend roster to provide comprehensive medical and forensic care to adults and adolescents who have been sexually assaulted and referred or present to the CCLHD Sexual Assault Service.
Applicants should be a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of General Practitioners and/or have obtained other specialist recognition as provided for in the Visiting Medical Officer Determination.

The Anaesthesia Training programme (Northern Programme) encompasses all the requirements for attaining a Fellowship from the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists. The programme involves rotations to hospitals in Auckland, Whangarei and New Plymouth. The metropolitan Auckland hospitals include Auckland City, Middlemore, North Shore and Starship hospital. Two hours north of Auckland is Whangarei Base hospital. The programme’s training rotation ensures trainees will gain a broad range of experience in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine.

There are a variety of training positions available throughout New Zealand’s District Health Boards for the 2023 training year, all with something to offer. While some provide regional rural experience, others are major tertiary teaching hospitals. The Anaesthesia Training programme encompasses all the requirements for attaining a Fellowship from the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists.

This position involves a 50% clinical and a 50% education component. Clinical Anaesthesia (50%)  -  Provisional fellow clinical role provides the opportunity to broaden their experience delivering high-quality anaesthetic care in a tertiary surgical referral centre for both adult and paediatric patients, from both urban and rural populations. The provisional fellow has the opportunity to re-enforce or learn novel skillsets (including regional anaesthesia, clinical ultrasound skills and advanced airway techniques) and their clinical focus is able to be tailored to suit their needs. The fellow will transition to supervisory roles and gain first on-call experience in a supportive environment. Both the Townsville University Hospital and Mater Hospital Townsville (private) offer differing perspectives and sub-specialty exposure of interest can be negotiated across the two sites.

Provide Chronic Pain Management Service to outpatients through the pain clinic to facilitate optimal patient outcomes. Provide and support training to clinicians across multiple disciplines to achieve quality education and safe clinical practice.