Available now, there are superb opportunities to work in New Zealand for physicians at PGY2 level and above. You will be eligible for these positions if you have completed Foundation year 1 in the UK or internship in Ireland or have three years experience working in a country with a comparable healthcare system to New Zealand.
As a 2nd year House Officer or Senior House Officer you will have the opportunity for 3 to 6 month rotations in the following specialities in hospital and community:
Surgery ENT Ophthalmology Orthopaedics Surgical Relief Medical Relief Emergency Medicine Obstetrics and Gynaecology Psychiatry Paediatrics Geriatric Medicine including outpatient clinics
Role Duties and Responsibilities You will work under the delegated authority of a consultant and perform tasks and duties allocated to you. You will provide appropriate assessment , diagnosis and management of patients presenting to the hospital Maintain up to date legible and accurate clinical records Maintain a high standard of communication with patients, patients’ families and staff. Participate in on call rotas as required
Essential Role Requirements
To be successful in your application for this sought after role of House Officer, we will be looking for the following criteria in your profile and recent history: Eligible for provisional or full general registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand Completed internship or foundation year 1 in UK or Ireland OR 3 years experience in a comparable health care system. Team working skills Clear communication
Employee Benefits
If appointed to a post as House Officer, you can expect the following remuneration and benefits: Salary paid in accordance with national pay scale for resident medical officers Costs of Medical Council of New Zealand registration refunded 30 days paid annual leave superannuation use of hospital gym a relocation allowance
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As a 2nd year House Officer or Senior House Officer you will have the opportunity for 3 to 6 month rotations in the following specialities in hospital and community:
Surgery ENT Ophthalmology Orthopaedics Surgical Relief Medical Relief Emergency Medicine Obstetrics and Gynaecology Psychiatry Paediatrics Geriatric Medicine including outpatient clinics
Role Duties and Responsibilities You will work under the delegated authority of a consultant and perform tasks and duties allocated to you. You will provide appropriate assessment , diagnosis and management of patients presenting to the hospital Maintain up to date legible and accurate clinical records Maintain a high standard of communication with patients, patients’ families and staff. Participate in on call rotas as required
Essential Role Requirements
To be successful in your application for this sought after role of House Officer, we will be looking for the following criteria in your profile and recent history: Eligible for provisional or full general registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand Completed internship or foundation year 1 in UK or Ireland OR 3 years experience in a comparable health care system. Team working skills Clear communication
Employee Benefits
If appointed to a post as House Officer, you can expect the following remuneration and benefits: Salary paid in accordance with national pay scale for resident medical officers Costs of Medical Council of New Zealand registration refunded 30 days paid annual leave superannuation use of hospital gym a relocation allowance
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