Emergency Medicine Registrar – Albury Wodonga, Australia
Job Highlights
Accredited Emergency Medicine Training
Join an accredited Emergency Department with positions available for ACEM trainees from TS1–TS4, including 24 months of ED accreditation.
Ideal for ACEM, Rural Generalist, ACRRM and RACGP Trainees
This role suits doctors pursuing Emergency Medicine training, Rural Generalist pathways, ACEM Certificate or Associateship pathways, or Advanced/Additional Rural Skills Training.
Major Regional Emergency Department Redevelopment
Work within a growing cross-border health service, supported by a $36 million Emergency Department redevelopment and expanding senior medical workforce.
Excellent Regional Lifestyle
Live in Albury Wodonga, a major regional centre offering affordable housing, excellent schools, rivers, mountains, wine regions, snowfields and strong community living.
About This Emergency Medicine Registrar Role
Albury Wodonga Health is seeking Emergency Medicine Registrars to join its expanding Emergency Department for the 2027 clinical year.
These are full-time, part-time and fixed-term accredited registrar positions suitable for doctors with a strong interest in regional Emergency Medicine, broad clinical exposure and structured training.
The department supports ACEM trainees, Rural Generalist registrars, ACRRM and RACGP trainees, with pathways available across Emergency Medicine, Core Emergency rotations, Advanced Skills Training, Additional Rural Skills Training and ACEM Associateship training.
This is an excellent opportunity for UK doctors, Irish doctors and international medical graduates looking to develop their Emergency Medicine career in Australia within a well-supported regional training environment.
Role Details
• Position: Emergency Medicine Registrar
• Location: Albury and Wodonga campuses
• Health Service: Albury Wodonga Health
• Employment Type: Full-time, part-time and fixed-term appointments
• Clinical Year: 2027
• Salary: $120,000 – $175,000 per year
Training and Career Development
This Emergency Medicine Registrar role offers a strong training environment with access to structured education, senior supervision and multiple accredited pathways.
Training opportunities include:
• Weekly education aligned with ACEM and Rural Generalist curriculum requirements
• Dedicated Primary and Fellowship teaching programs
• Access to College-accredited Anaesthetic and ICU terms
• Support for workplace-based assessments across training pathways
• Accredited supervision and mentoring from FACEMs, Rural Generalist Fellows, FACRRMs and FRACGPs
• Protected paid non-clinical time for TS4 trainees
• Defined transition pathway to the staff specialist roster for senior trainees
The department also offers an accredited Special Skills term in Ultrasound, with a 50:50 Emergency Department and ultrasound roster over six months. This includes supervision from echocardiographers and ASUM-accredited FACEMs.
A Medical Administration term for FRACMA is also in development.
Key Responsibilities
In this role, you will contribute to the delivery of Emergency Medicine services across a busy regional Emergency Department.
Responsibilities include:
• Providing clinical care to emergency patients across a broad case mix
• Managing presentations including trauma, complex medicine, paediatrics and procedural work
• Working as part of a multidisciplinary Emergency Department team
• Participating in rostered clinical duties across the Albury and Wodonga campuses
• Engaging in education, supervision and training activities
• Completing workplace-based assessments where relevant to your training pathway
• Supporting a culture focused on sustainability, growth and patient care
About the Emergency Department
Albury Wodonga Health operates across two hospital campuses and is Australia’s only cross-border public health service.
The Emergency Department sees more than 85,000 presentations annually and manages a broad clinical mix, including:
Major trauma
Complex medical presentations
Paediatric emergency care
Procedural Emergency Medicine
Regional referral presentations
The service is continuing to expand, with significant investment in Emergency Department infrastructure and senior medical staffing.
The Albury campus is expanding to 42 treatment spaces and 16 short stay beds, with increased permanent FACEM and Rural Generalist presence providing enhanced senior supervision across day and evening shifts.
About Albury Wodonga
Albury Wodonga is a major regional centre located on the border of New South Wales and Victoria.
The region offers a strong balance of career opportunity and lifestyle, with affordable housing, excellent schools, a welcoming community and easy access to outdoor activities.
Doctors living in Albury Wodonga can enjoy rivers, mountains, snowfields, wine regions, cafés, restaurants and regional city amenities without the congestion of a major metro centre.
The area is around 90 minutes from Falls Creek and Mt Hotham ski fields and offers multiple daily flights to major Australian capital cities.
Albury was named Australia’s Country Town of the Year in 2023.
Who This Role Suits
This role may suit:
ACEM trainees from TS1–TS4
Emergency Medicine registrars seeking accredited Australian training
Rural Generalist trainees pursuing Emergency Medicine training
ACRRM or RACGP registrars seeking Core Emergency or Advanced Skills Training
Doctors pursuing ACEM Certificate or Associateship pathways
UK and Irish doctors looking for Emergency Medicine jobs in Australia
International medical graduates seeking structured regional Emergency Medicine training
Apply or Enquire
To discuss this Emergency Medicine Registrar role in Albury Wodonga, contact Blugibbon Medical Recruitment.
Blugibbon supports UK doctors, Irish doctors and international medical graduates with medical recruitment opportunities across Australia, including Emergency Medicine registrar jobs, permanent hospital roles and specialist training pathways.
