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We are seeking General Medicine SHO’s for a 246-bed regional base hospital in Whangarei, in the stunning subtropical Northland region. 

  • Relaxed lifestyle in a subtropical climate just 2 hours from Auckland

  • Rotations available within cardiology, diabetes, respiratory medicine, nephrology and oncology

  • Gateway to the beautiful Bay of Islands, world class diving and sailing, and other relaxing lifestyle options

  • February 2022 start date

For this role, you will be part of a dynamic team working closely with Consultants which means you are able to widen your practice as your skills grow.  This position is in-between a SHO and Junior Registrar grade post – perfect for those keen to pursue their career path within General Medicine possessing 9-12 months General Medicine experience with sub-specialty interests in cardiology, diabetes, respiratory medicine, nephrology and oncology. This is a regional hospital providing secondary care services to a large rural region and you can expect a range of rare conditions including rheumatic fever, tuberculosis and meningococcal disease. There is close supervision in acute and outpatient settings.  There is an active clinical trailing programme with didactic sessions, interactive based teaching, journal club and video conferencing.

The Region

Whangarei is called the “Meeting place of the Pacific” because of its many international yachting visitors and the Northland region boasts some of the most scenic and exciting coastal areas of NZ in a subtropical climate. Its rich in Maori and European history, some of the oldest traces of Maori settlement can be found here and newcomers will experience a real connection with the culture and way of life.

With its high sunshine hours and fantastic natural environment, including white sandy beaches and native forests, it has the reputation of being one of the country’s premier tourist and lifestyle destinations, and is a popular holiday choice for both Kiwis and international visitors. As a result, the region has developed into a real melting pot of cultures, which provides valuable exposure and experiences both professionally and socially.

You can enjoy al fresco dining, world class scuba diving, fishing, sailing, golfing, surfing, swimming with dolphins and so much more. Popular water recreation areas include the Bay of Islands and Poor Knights Islands Reserves.

Whangarei has a busy domestic airport, as well as easy access transport links to Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city which is only a two-hour drive away

Find out more about Whangarei and the Northland region

 

For a discussion about this role or
other opportunities contact Sharon today.

sharon@headmedical.com / +44 (0) 131 240 5276

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