Accredited Training Hospital | Major Regional City
The Department
The Anaesthesia Department is fully accredited for specialist training and delivers a comprehensive and high-quality service across the hospital, including:
Pre-admission assessment clinics
Acute Pain Service rounds
Anaesthesia and sedation for medical and procedural services
The department has a robust teaching culture and supports a broad multidisciplinary training cohort, including:
Queensland Anaesthesia Rotational Training Scheme (QARTS) trainees
College of Intensive Care Medicine (CICM) trainee
Rural Generalist trainee
Principal House Officers (PHOs)
Junior House Officers (JHOs)
Dedicated Acute Pain Service Nurse
This role offers an excellent balance of clinical complexity, teaching, and career development within a well-supported environment.
Based in a large regional coastal city, this location offers an outstanding lifestyle with approximately 300 days of sunshine each year.
Lifestyle highlights include:
Beautiful beaches and coastal living
Riverbank Parklands and outdoor recreation spaces
Easy access to nearby islands and national parks
Excellent private and public schooling options
A thriving cultural, dining, and arts scene
This is an ideal location for specialists and families seeking career satisfaction without sacrificing lifestyle.
Requirements
Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
FANZCA with specialist registration (or eligibility) with AHPRA
ANZCA Advanced Trainees within 6 months of attaining Fellowship
International Medical Graduates:
Assessed by ANZCA as Substantially Comparable
OR with ANZCA interview dates confirmed
Doctors from Recent Zealand, UK, Ireland, Canada, USA, South Africa, Hong Kong, and Taiwan are encouraged to apply and may be eligible for assessment pathways
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