5 jobs found in queensland

About us The  Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia  is one of the largest and most comprehensive aeromedical organisations in the world. Using the latest in aviation, medical and communications technology, RFDS delivers extensive primary healthcare and 24-hour emergency service, from nine strategic bases, to those who live, work and travel throughout Australia. About the role The RFDS (Queensland Section)  is currently seeking a Medical Officer to join our Charleville team. This busy aeromedical base provides primary health care, aeromedical retrieval and remote (telehealth) consultations. Your role could vary from emergency aeromedical retrievals to a remote clinic overlooking the rugged landscape of outback Queensland.  Imagine your day starting with a flight over the spectacular countryside in Australia! Permanent full-time or part-time Open to candidates reside in or fly in – fly out (FIFO) from Brisbane to Charleville Why join us? In return for your...

2021 Emergency Medicine Registrars and RMOs (PGY2&3)  Townsville University Hospital QLD We are looking for enthusiastic emergency medicine registrars  and RMOs with excellent communication skills to join our dynamic medical team. 12 month full time and part time positions. WHO ARE WE? The Townsville Hospital Emergency Department is Australia’s northernmost tertiary facility. We are a mixed ED caring for 82,000 presentations per annum with a 30% admission rate. Paediatric patients account for 25% of ED presentations. We are the primary referral centre for North Queensland and beyond. We have positions available in Emergency Medicine. We are accredited for 24 month ED time as a major referral centre. We offer accredited terms in Ultrasound training (STP), Remote and Indigenous Health (at Palm Island Hospital)(STP) and our external rotations include ICU, Paediatric ICU, Anaesthetics, Medicine and Hyperbaric. Townsville ED also has strong links with...

Practical acute medicine -  We are a small team that emphasises practical skills. With no sub-specialty units, procedures such as fracture reduction, relocations or lysis are done by ourselves, with support from a tertiary referral centre approximately 950km away. We do our own sedations, insert the required tubes and lines for those going to our HDU and maintain the very sick until transfer. Our SMO team run the Met calls for the hospital and assist inpatient teams with procedures as required. Your exposure to all aspects of acute medicine will rarely be this good again. Casemix - The case mix of our region clearly demonstrates that we have the coolest patients in the country. Rheumatic fever, septic arthritis, congenital heart disease, as well as all manner of injuries and infections are numerous. Trauma is common. Our patients can be very resilient, surviving remarkable lengths of time without lifesaving therapies and walking in on septic joints. Accredited for...