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ACEM Registrar - Emergency Department Fixed Term, Full Time Immediate Start Available ACEM Accredited position up to TS4 Flexible Contract Options - 6 or 12 Months $7000 designated location bonus available for eligible doctors 86 Hours Per Fortnight Based in Horsham    Build Your Emergency Medicine Career in Regional Victoria Grampians Health Horsham is seeking motivated and enthusiastic ACEM Registrar to join our Emergency Department team. With an immediate vacancy available, we can offer flexible 6- or 12-month contracts, making this an excellent opportunity for trainees seeking a regional emergency medicine experience, additional accredited training time, or a career-enhancing registrar role in a supportive environment.   ACEM has approved the department to host trainees at any stage of the FACEM training pathway, including those in Training Stage 4. Horsham ED is a Tier 3 linked ED, with Ballarat Base Hospital...

Job Title:  Senior Registrar - Emergency Department Location:  Ballarat, Victoria Contract: Full-Time/part-time, commencing from May 2026   Advance Your Emergency Medicine Career in a Leading Regional Centre Grampians Health is seeking passionate Senior Registrars to join our team at the Ballarat Base Hospital Emergency Department for the 2025/2026 clinical year. This is your opportunity to manage a diverse and complex caseload while enjoying an exceptional training program and the unmatched lifestyle of a premier regional city.   Why Join the Grampians Health Ballarat ED? We are committed to fostering the next generation of Emergency Physicians. As a Senior Registrar, you will benefit from:   Advanced ACEM Training:  Our department is accredited for 24 months of FACEM training, with the potential to undertake up to 3 years of your training with us, including ICU and anaesthetics rotations. Structured...

QEII Emergency Department is seeking registrars and principal house officers to join our Emergency Department for the remainder of 2026 and 2027. We are a metro hospital in Brisbane located 15 minutes from the city centre. The ED sees approximately 70,000 presentations a year and is accredited for 36 months of ACEM advanced training. We welcome applicants at every stage — from junior PHOs through to late-stage advanced trainees. Both full-time and part-time positions are available, and we are genuinely flexible: you can join us for all or part of the year. Our education program is a real strength, with four hours of protected teaching time each week pitched across all levels of experience, alongside dedicated special skills terms in simulation, medical education, ultrasound and anaesthetic rotations to meet critical care requirements. We have well-established and highly successful primary and fellowship exam preparation pathways. Led by 32 FACEMs, the department has a strong...

An exciting opportunity is available at Lismore Base Hospital for an   Advanced Trainee in Retrieval Medicine   position from   August 2026 for a period of six months . The successful applicant will provide high quality critical care to acutely ill and injured patients, both in the prehospital environment and during inter-hospital transfers with the retrieval service. They will gain valuable experience working under the guidance of highly experienced senior clinicians as part of the Lismore Base Hospital and Westpac Helicopter Retrieval Base, working under the guidance of highly experienced senior clinicians. Accreditation : Lismore Base Hospital (Richmond Network) is accredited for 36 months of Trainee Stage 1-3 time, 6 months Trainee Stage 4 (Lismore ED), and 6 months Trainee Stage 4 (non-ED Retrieval) or 3 months Trainee Stage 4 non-ED Medical Education. Our department offers opportunities to rotate to ACEM accredited terms in Anaesthetics, ICU, Medical Education,...

If you are looking for a unique, exciting and challenging role whilst working in some of the most remote locations in Australia, then join us at the Central Australian Retrieval Service! Positions available for February and August 2027 . The Central Australian Retrieval Service covers an area of 1.6 million square kilometres and performs 800 fixed wing and road retrievals per year (28% critical care), ranging from pre-hospital primary missions to long distance critical care inter-hospital transfers. The combination of pathology and geography presents a unique challenge. You will see some of the most interesting and challenging medicine in Australia, including: Severe sepsis in both adults and children requiring commencement of critical care treatment in remote nurse only clinics before transport. Major trauma, including multi-casualty motor vehicle accidents on remote highways. Complex medical patients with rheumatic heart disease, bronchiectasis and renal...