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Unaccredited Emergency Medicine Trainee | Permanent Role In Australia
Job Highlights
Permanent PGY4+ Emergency Medicine role in regional NSW; broad adult and paediatric emergency exposure; senior specialist supervision; weekly simulation, clinical skills and case-review education; procedural, ultrasound and airway workshops; regional trauma experience; potential pathway into accredited Emergency Medicine training; possible rotations in retrieval medicine, anaesthetics, ICU, medical education and ultrasound
Join a supportive regional emergency medicine team in a permanent PGY4+ position. You’ll gain broad clinical experience under senior supervision, with structured education and a clear pathway towards accredited emergency medicine training.
Location
Regional New South Wales.
The opportunity
This permanent role offers experience across a regional hospital network caring for adult and paediatric emergency presentations. You’ll work alongside experienced senior clinicians in departments that manage trauma, acute presentations and short-stay care.
What you’ll be doing
• Assess and manage patients presenting to the Emergency Department under appropriate supervision.
• Provide safe, high-quality care within your level of experience.
• Work collaboratively with senior doctors and the wider multidisciplinary team.
• Communicate clinical decisions clearly with the specialist responsible for each patient’s care.
• Develop greater independence as your skills, knowledge and experience progress.
• Participate in a 24/7 roster covering day, evening and night shifts.
• Contribute to quality improvement, patient safety and risk management.
What you’ll bring
• PGY4 or above at the time of commencement.
• Qualifications and experience appropriate to an Unaccredited Emergency Medicine Trainee role.
• The ability to work independently within a supervised clinical environment.
• Strong multidisciplinary teamwork skills.
• Clear and respectful written and verbal communication.
• Good organisation, time management and prioritisation skills.
• Evidence of continuing professional development and a commitment to self-directed learning.
Why consider this role
• Weekly education covering simulation, clinical skills and case reviews.
• Supported clinical shifts with specialist emergency physicians.
• Access to workshops in paediatric emergencies, procedural skills, ultrasound and airway management.
• Experience within a regional trauma and emergency care network.
• Opportunities to build experience relevant to provisional emergency medicine training.
Potential progression into accredited emergency medicine training.
• Possible rotations in retrieval medicine, anaesthetics, intensive care, medical education and ultrasound.
• A 38-hour working week.
Moving to Australia
For UK and overseas doctors considering permanent doctor jobs in Australia, this role provides broad emergency medicine exposure in regional New South Wales.
Contact shannon@blugibbon.com.au or +44 7700 142 9145 for more details on the role.
