The Role As a General Medicine Registrar you will be responsible for managing the care of patients in consultation with the Consultants, Nurses and Allied Health professionals.
In this key role, you will be actively involved in continuous Quality Improvement activities, as well as participate in continuing education activities.
This position is fully accredited for both basic and advanced training.
The Location Situated on the edge of a harbour bigger than Sydney's, this is a beautiful, fascinating tropical city, a melting pot of people and cultures that prides itself on its unique and friendly laid-back lifestyle. While a sophisticated, modern city in its own right, it is also one steeped in history, one that has endured many hardships on its way to establishing itself as the gateway to Asia.
It is the home of NT commerce and business and with its world-class natural and cultural attractions it is also a thriving hub of activity in terms of tourism, nightlife and retail.
The Facility This is a Tertiary level 3 Teaching Hospital with just under 400 beds and around 1,700 staff.
The hospital services a population of 200,000 in a catchment area including urban communities, regional hospitals and remote Aboriginal communities. The hospital is affiliated with Flinders University with an onsite Medical School and is ACEM accredited as a major referral centre for two years of advanced emergency training. The Requirements To apply you must either be: Hold or be eligible for registration with AHPRA Possess at least 12 months recent experience in Internal /General Medicine On RACP training program IMG's eligible for Competent Authority Pathway - UK, Ireland, Canada, USA, NZ IMG's with RACP interview date IMG's assessed by RACP and found to be partially or substantially comparable.
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