4 paediatric registrar jobs found

Casual, Maximum Term, Permanent Various hours 2026 Hospital Profile: Joondalup Health Campus (JHC) is one of Australia’s largest hospitals and managed by Ramsay Health Care, a leading international private hospital operator. Nestled in Perth's northern suburbs, the 80-bed Urban District Emergency Department delivers top-tier healthcare to over 90,000 patients annually. Join our team and embrace Western Australia's laid-back outdoor lifestyle and sunny climate. Joondalup sits just 5 minutes from Perth's immaculate coastline, 25 minutes from the CBD, and a scenic 40-minute drive from the renowned Swan Valley wineries.  At Joondalup Emergency Department, we prioritise excellent work-life balance, offering ED registrars 7 days off every 6 weeks as written into the roster. With a vibrant team culture, easy consultant accessibility, and hands-on procedural experience across the spectrum of emergency medicine cases—including 20 to 25% paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, and...

The opportunity Emergency medicine registrars and PHOs . Come and join us working in an energetic, social and dynamic emergency multidisciplinary team, with exposure to all facets of emergency medicine, including tropical medicine and indigenous health specific to North Queensland. Townsville University Hospital Emergency Department (ED) is the only tertiary ED in the northern half of Queensland, accredited for 24 months ACEM training.   We have fulltime and fractional positions available, 6-to-24-month contracts and flexible rosters factoring in your training and individual needs. We provide care for >100000 patient presentations per year, seeing the full range of ED patients – medical, surgical, trauma, obstetric, toxicology and toxinology, paediatrics to geriatrics.   We have 50 FACEMs and PEMs (fulltime and fractional) in our ED with a variety of interests and special skills including, trauma, retrieval medicine, clinical coordination, ultrasound, education and...

High Stakes. High Impact. High Support. Step into one of the busiest and most dynamic Emergency Departments in NSW, where no two shifts are the same, and every day offers opportunities to learn, grow, and make a real difference. At John Hunter Hospital, Emergency Medicine trainees are immersed in a world-class clinical environment, working alongside leading specialists in a supportive and structured training network. Why Choose John Hunter Hospital? John Hunter Hospital is the major trauma, tertiary referral, and paediatric centre for the Hunter New England region. With over 90,000 presentations annually, including complex trauma, medical, surgical, toxicology, and paediatric cases, you’ll gain exposure to the full spectrum of Emergency Medicine at a scale and depth few other hospitals can match. Highlights include: Level 1 Trauma Centre – one of the busiest in Australia, and the only major trauma centre outside the Sydney Metro area....

Growing Community. Expanding Opportunities. Join one of the newest and fastest-growing hospitals in NSW. The brand-new Maitland Hospital is a state-of-the-art facility serving a rapidly expanding community, with a modern Emergency Department that provides an excellent environment for learning, teamwork, and career growth. Annual emergency presentations to Maitland Hospital exceed 54,000, giving you exposure to a wide variety of cases – from acute medical and surgical presentations to trauma, paediatrics, and procedural skills. As an ED Registrar, you will benefit from a strong culture of teaching, supervision, and registrar support. Our consultants are committed to your development, ensuring you gain the skills and confidence needed for your emergency medicine career. Your Training Experience As a trainee at Maitland Hospital, you will be part of Network 4, an established ACEM accredited program designed to support success at every stage of training. You will have...