Registrar - Emergency Medicine

Residents & Registrars (Healthcare & Medical) Government - State (Government & Defence) Full time Life in Tasmania provides a quality work/life balance.
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The Department of Health are seeking motivated and experienced Medical Practitioners to work as part of the Department of Emergency Medicine across Tasmania's North West Region.
Servicing a population of approximately 116,000, the Registrar – Emergency Medicine provides emergency medical care to patients attending the Department of Emergency Medicine at the North West Regional Hospital (NWRH).
The North West Regional Hospital (NWRH) is a modern facility that provides acute care facilities for residents of the North West region of Tasmania.
It is a University Teaching Hospital for the Rural Clinical School of the University of Tasmania.
The NWRH Emergency Department has an annual attendance rate of 28,000 patients per year with 28% admission rate.
The Department treats a broad range of patients including major trauma cases.
It is the referral centre for several district hospitals including King Island.
There are currently 12 Fellows of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (FACEM's) working alongside other senior clinical staff.
There are multiple Registrar vacancies available for training in Emergency Medicine.
The level of FACEM direct supervision and teaching is excellent.
The NWRH is an ACEM Emergency Medicine Education and Training (EMET) hub for the North West of Tasmania and there is an opportunity to complete the ACEM Emergency Medicine Certificate, the Associateship in Intermediate Emergency Medicine and the Associateship in Advanced Emergency Medicine at this hospital.
There is also an opportunity for registrars to participate in bilateral learning as part of the EMET programme travelling to rural sites, providing education to providers of emergency care in remote and beautiful locations under FACEM supervision.
There is an opportunity for trainees that are approaching their fellowship exams to be rostered on the consultant roster with FACEM supervision to ease their way into consultant practice, with clinical support time provided.
The NWRH Emergency Department is accredited by the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine for twelve months advanced training in Emergency Medicine with paediatric logbook.
The ED is proud of its success in guiding candidates through the primary and fellowship examination.
The hospital also has other accredited teaching programs including medicine, surgery, palliative care, anaesthetics and paediatrics.
We have a diverse team, with clinicians from more than ten countries in the department and from all around Australia including indigenous Australians.
Our FACEMs have a wide range of backgrounds from advanced training in simulation and toxicology to PEM training, mental health interest, FACEMs who work in humanitarian contexts and those who are part of the Australian Defence Force.
We work closely with FACRRMs and rural trainees.
If you want to know if our department might be a good fit, one or our FACEMs or Reg's would be happy to chat with you.
Details of Appointment Fixed term full time, shift-worker position working 76 hours per fortnight with 10 hours paid education time that includes a structured education day rostered every 4 weeks and self-directed learning in the second fortnight of the month, commencing from as soon as possible until February 2027 *notwithstanding hours may be negotiated with the successful applicant Applicants should note that, for a period of twelve months from the date of publication, this selection process may be used to fill subsequent or similar full time and part time vacancies.
Medical Practitioner Level 5 - 11 $131,000 - $183,500 per annum + 11.5% superannuation + access to salary packaging Salary range is in accordance with Medical Practitioners Agreement 2022 Successful applicants will be required to meet the essential criteria: General or limited registration with the Medical Board of Australia The Head of the State Service has determined that the person nominated for this job is to satisfy a pre-employment check before taking up the appointment, on promotion or transfer.
The following checks are to be conducted: Conviction checks in the following areas: crimes of violence sex related offences serious drug offences crimes involving dishonesty Disciplinary action in previous employment check.
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Download the Statement of Duties and any Associated Documents We encourage you to review the Applicant Guide, Statement of Duties, prior to applying for an overview of the duties, program, selection process and selection criteria.
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We work with many people and organisations across a wide range of areas and at all levels of government to: protect Tasmanians from public and environmental health hazards prevent and reduce chronic (long-term) conditions at the population level help people achieve their best possible health.
We assess and manage public health risks including environmental health, radiation protection and communicable diseases.
We also monitor the health status of Tasmanians to help inform decision-making and health priorities.
We work by setting polices and delivering or funding programs that aim to improve rates of physical activity and good nutrition, ensure healthy environments, and reduce the harms from tobacco.
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Public Health Services works to improve and protect the health and wellbeing for all Tasmanians.
We work with many people and organisations across a wide range of areas and at all levels of government to: protect Tasmanians from public and environmental health hazards prevent and reduce chronic (long-term) conditions at the population level help people achieve their best possible health.
We assess and manage public health risks including environmental health, radiation protection and communicable diseases.
We also monitor the health status of Tasmanians to help inform decision-making and health priorities.
We work by setting polices and delivering or funding programs that aim to improve rates of physical activity and good nutrition, ensure healthy environments, and reduce the harms from tobacco.
Source: this is an extract from the company's own website.
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