2026–2027 | Victoria RACP-Accredited & Non-Accredited Applicants Welcome This role provides a
diverse, supportive and high-quality training environment , ideal for doctors seeking to develop strong clinical, leadership and academic skills across the full spectrum of geriatric care. As a Geriatric Medicine Registrar, you will gain comprehensive exposure to inpatient, outpatient, emergency and community-based geriatric medicine through a structured rotation program. Term allocations are
individualised to meet training needs , while maintaining service requirements. Clinical Rotations May Include
Geriatric Evaluation and Management (GEM) Unit Orthogeriatrics & Surgical Liaison Acute Geriatric Medicine , including Psychiatry and General Medicine consults Geriatric Medicine in the Emergency Department Community Geriatric Medicine (GEM@Home) Outpatient & Subspecialty Exposure
General Geriatric Medicine Cognitive, Dementia and Memory Services (CDAMS) Telehealth clinics Falls and Balance clinics Continence clinics Movement Disorders Clinic Teaching,
Supervision & Leadership
Registrars Are Encouraged To
Supervise and support junior medical staff Participate in bedside teaching and clinical education Develop leadership and supervisory skills within a collegial team setting Education & Training Support
Bendigo Health Offers Robust Educational Support, Including
For
RACP-accredited trainees , a
structured three-year advanced training pathway
is available, comprising: A strong culture of teaching and supervision Excellent consultant support and approachable leadership Diverse clinical exposure comparable to major metropolitan services A welcoming regional lifestyle with affordable living, excellent schools and easy access to Melbourne Applicants Should Have
MBBS or equivalent General registration with
AHPRA Eligibility for or interest in
RACP Geriatric Medicine Advanced Training , or Suitable experience for a