Position Our client is offering an exciting opportunity for a Gastroenterologist to join a well-established and highly regarded health service on a full-time basis.
The successful applicant will contribute to the ongoing development and delivery of gastroenterology services within a dynamic, multidisciplinary environment.
Applicants must hold specialist registration with the Medical Board of Australia in Gastroenterology, or be a General Physician with significant experience and a robust interest in gastroenterology (or equivalent).
Hospital The health service operates across two key sites; A 600-bed tertiary teaching hospital, which also functions as a major trauma centre for the ACT and Southern NSW.
A secondary facility with over 250 beds, delivering acute and sub-acute services across the region.
The service has strong academic affiliations with several universities, and the successful candidate may be eligible for a conjoint appointment with the Australian National University.




The broader service also provides integrated diabetes care across the full continuum—from general management and inpatient care to pregnancy-related diabetes and both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes support.
Location Set in a vibrant and livable city, the region is home to Australia's top public and private schools, as well as world-class universities.
Residents enjoy access to a rich cultural landscape, including art galleries, theatres, and museums.
Ideal for young professionals and families alike, the city offers a high quality of life, minimal traffic, and the amenities of a capital city without the pressures of larger urban centres.
Requirements Hold FRACP Advanced Trainees on RACP training program within 6 months of fellowship IMG's with RACP interview date IMG's assessed by RACP and found to be substantially comparable For more information, please click on 'apply now,' email ****** , or call Ané Fornasiero Pirazzoli on ************.

📌 Gastroenterology Specialist - Tertiary Hospital (Victoria)
🏢 Jps Executive Search & Selection
📍 Victoria