Emergency Consult | Flexible | Remote | New Zealand
Take emergency medicine beyond the emergency department
What if your emergency medicine expertise could reach a patient before they ever reach the ED?
Emergency Consult is looking for vocationally registered Emergency Physicians and late-stage ACEM trainees with New Zealand registration who are interested in using telehealth to extend the reach of emergency medicine.
This is an opportunity to use your emergency medicine experience in a different way – supporting patients and frontline clinicians across a wide variety of settings, from emergency departments and urgent care clinics to ambulances and patients' homes.
About Emergency Consult
Emergency Consult is a 24/7 New Zealand telehealth service providing acute and urgent clinical care to patients across Aotearoa.
We support patients every day in a range of environments, including locations where access to experienced emergency clinicians can be limited.
Telehealth won't replace the need for emergency departments, urgent care services or local clinicians. But it can provide another layer of clinical expertise, helping patients and healthcare teams make informed decisions about assessment, management, escalation and referral and reduce pressure on physical facilities.
We are particularly passionate about improving access to healthcare for people living in rural and regional communities with poorer access to healthcare.
The opportunity
As part of our clinical team, you may be supporting:
You'll use your emergency medicine experience to undertake remote assessment, clinical decision-making and management, while working collaboratively with the clinician or healthcare team physically with the patient where applicable.
The role offers considerable clinical variety and the opportunity to think differently about how emergency medicine expertise can be delivered.
We are looking for
We are interested in hearing from:
Experience in telehealth is desirable, but a willingness to embrace a different model of clinical care is just as important.
Why Emergency Consult?
Because emergency medicine doesn't have to stop at the ED doors.
This role offers the opportunity to:
Work flexibly
Build clinical shifts around your existing commitments, ED work, family or lifestyle – our minimum requirement is one 4-6 hour shift per week – the majority of our clinicians work in-person jobs and part time telehealth for EC.
Work remotely
Work from home or, where registration and other requirements permit, from overseas while supporting patients in New Zealand.
Extend your clinical reach
Use your emergency medicine expertise to support patients and clinicians across the country.
Support healthcare equity
Help improve access to experienced clinicians for patients in rural and regional Aotearoa.
Do something different
Develop your telehealth skills while continuing to use the clinical reasoning, assessment and decision-making skills that underpin emergency medicine.
The bigger picture
New Zealand's emergency and urgent care services are under significant pressure. Telehealth isn't a single solution – but it can be part of a smarter, more connected healthcare system.
Every day, Emergency Consult clinicians help hundreds of patients access timely clinical assessment from wherever they are.
We want emergency physicians who are interested in being part of that change.
If you're a FACEM or late-stage ACEM trainee looking for flexible clinical work that combines emergency medicine, technology and meaningful impact, we'd like to hear from you.
Apply now
Send us your CV to [email protected] and a brief introduction outlining your emergency medicine experience, registration status and what interests you about telehealth.
Emergency Consult – bringing emergency medicine expertise wherever it's needed.
Emergency Consult is a 24/7 New Zealand telehealth service providing acute and urgent clinical care to patients across Aotearoa.
We support patients every day in a range of environments, including locations where access to experienced emergency clinicians can be limited.
Telehealth won't replace the need for emergency departments, urgent care services or local clinicians. But it can provide another layer of clinical expertise, helping patients and healthcare teams make informed decisions about assessment, management, escalation and referral and reduce pressure on physical facilities.
We are particularly passionate about improving access to healthcare for people living in rural and regional communities with poorer access to healthcare.