A major tertiary hospital. A vast North Queensland catchment. A gastroenterology career with breadth and purpose.
JPS Medical Recruitment is keen to connect with Consultant Gastroenterologists considering full-time opportunities within a major tertiary referral hospital in North Queensland.
Serving a population of approximately 700,000 across regional, rural and remote communities, the hospital offers a substantial specialist where gastroenterology and hepatology contribute to the delivery of acute and ongoing medical care.
For specialists seeking clinical variety, senior autonomy and the opportunity to practise within a large multidisciplinary hospital, this is a setting worth exploring.
What makes this hospital stand out?
- Tertiary referral setting: One of Queensland's major regional hospitals, supporting a geographically extensive catchment.
- Broad clinical practice: Gastrointestinal and liver disease assessment, investigation and ongoing management.
- Specialist collaboration: Work alongside surgical, intensive care, emergency and other medical specialties.
- Senior clinical responsibility: Apply independent specialist judgement to diagnosis,
treatment planning and patient care.
- Teaching environment: Opportunities to contribute to clinical education within an established teaching hospital.
- Regional reach: Deliver specialist care to patients from North Queensland's coastal, rural and remote communities.
The location advantage
Enjoy the infrastructure of a major regional city, including a domestic and international airport, university facilities, established schools and healthcare networks. With the Outstanding Barrier Reef, Magnetic Island and national parks nearby, the region combines substantial professional opportunities with a tropical coastal lifestyle.
Requirements
- FRACP in Gastroenterology or recognised equivalent specialist qualifications.
- Specialist AHPRA registration or eligibility.
- Experience in independent Consultant-level gastroenterology practice.
- Strong multidisciplinary communication and clinical decision-making skills.
International Medical Graduates assessed as partially or substantially comparable are encouraged to make contact.