3 health care jobs found in Hobart

The Tasmanian Health Service is seeking interest from suitable applicants for Registrar and Fellow vacancies in Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine at the Royal Hobart Hospital (RHH). The RHH Department of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine (DDHM) is fully accredited for ANZCA Advanced Certificate of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine training, subject to the applicant meeting ANZCA requirements. The positions are also accredited by the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine for advanced training as a Special Skills Category A term, and are approved by the South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society for the SPUMS Diploma of Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine. All applicants must be fit to dive as per AS/NZS 2299.1 or AS/NZS 4774.2. The SPUMS Diploma is suitable for registrars at any level of training. The ANZCA Advanced Certificate program requires candidates to be in their Fellowship year or Post-Fellowship. Applications can be accepted from Anaesthesia, Emergency Medicine, Intensive...

We are seeking suitable applicants to join the team as Emergency Registrars at the Royal Hobart Hospital in 2026.  Employment duration negotiable up to three-year length of training contracts may be offered to successful applicants early commencement may be considered from 4th   August 2025 commencement dates from 2nd   February 2026 may also be available Full time hours or part time hours available Positions are available for both junior and more senior registrars ACEM Trainee and Non-Trainee applicants are encouraged to apply. Our Registrar cohort is a diverse mix, and we pride ourselves on inclusivity. We have ACEM Trainees as well as ACCRM, RACGP and Rural Generalist Trainees. Our unaccredited registrars are a vast array of junior doctors (Post Graduate Year 3 (PGY3) or higher and includes a diverse mix of local Tasmanian graduates, interstate graduates, UK doctors as well as other international medical graduates (IMGs) from all around...

Hospital@home registrar opportunities are available within the Department of Sub-acute, Aged & Community Services, Royal Hobart Hospital for 2026. The RHH is the largest hospital in Tasmania. It is the referral centre for numerous tertiary services for all of Tasmania. The Hospital@home program sits within the Department of Sub-acute, Aged & Community Services and provides care to a range of medical, surgical and sub-specialty patients who require medical management that can be delivered in the community environment. The Hospital@home program was started in April 2020 and currently has 30 beds, 20 acute & 10 subacute Geriatric Evaluation and Management (GEM) beds. We also have a Rapid Response service that assesses community patients to prevent hospital admission. The service runs 7-days per week.  At present we assess around 200 patients a month. Our average length of stay of 5-6 days for acute patients and 13 for subacute. Our case mix and the age of our...